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Should I Buy Gold? retirement planning.” (This one takes the cake!) • 2015: ISIS, Beginning of the End of Days, Fear of Interest Rates going up, Markets at All Time High, Crash is Imminent.

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When folks start getting fearful of what they are seeing on television or hearing on the radio, this is a question I hear a lot. Gold is the “go to” investment for people when they are trying to “protect” themselves along with hiding cash in their mattress. There is this idea that if we were in the “end of days” that trading gold coins would become the method of commerce. However, I am of the opinion that if this type of catastrophic failure were upon us (and we weren’t among the first wave to go) that neither cash nor gold would be of much value. If anything, goats, water, and ammunition would be in high demand! Nearly every day I hear folks tell me about why they think they should not invest in the stock market right now. Some of these ideas seem to be relatively reasonable fears about investing, some not so much. The following are the most popular excuses I have heard over the last 16 years. See if you can relate to any of them. • 1999: The Y2k bug is about to crash all the world’s computers. “We will have no accounting of our money at the bank or on our brokerage statements!” • 2000: The dot-com bubble burst. “The market is crashing. It will never come back!” • 2001: Terrorist attacks destroyed both World Trade Centers and the hit the Pentagon. “The nuclear bomb is next. We need to have all of our money under a mattress at home!” • 2002: Corporate Accounting

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Issues. “Enron, WorldCom, Global Crossing have all betrayed investors therefore all companies are corrupt and we should not invest!” • 2005: Hurricane Katrina wiped out New Orleans! “This is the beginning of the end!” • 2008: Sub-prime mortgage crisis/ Global Financial Crisis. “ The banks are collapsing. There will be no more economy!” (Don’t ever watch MSNBC in a crisis! That’s another story all together!) • 2009: Worst recession since the Great Depression. “The market won’t come back for 20 years!” • 2011: Europe’s sovereign debt crisis, U.S. Debt Ceiling. “ No one in the world is going to have any money! We are all going to hell in a handbasket!” • 2012: Presidential Election pending November 2012. “The U.S. deficit is so high that America can’t regain it’s financial strength!” • 2012: The Mayan Calendar ends December 21, 2012. “The earth’s gravitational poles are going to reverse and we will all fall out into space. Therefore, there is no need for

Chances are some of these fears resonate with you. Emotionally we are always thinking of reasons not to invest in the stock market. Clearly these headlines and the fears that they create devise volatility in the stock market. The truth is the markets always climb a wall of worry. If you stick your head in the sand to avoid the fears and worry, the markets will pass you by. It matters where you are invested. It matters who you choose to help you. Find someone who can help you invest your money and manage the volatility. Find someone who can help you deal with your fears through common sense. We can help. For more information go to www.waterstonewealth.com or call 918-272-1120. Melanie Hasty-Grant, Experienced Licensed Professional Counselor and Managing Principal at Waterstone Private Wealth Management. Securities and Advisory services offered through LPL Financial, a registered investment advisor. Member FINRA/SIPC. The S&P 500 Index is a capitalizationweighted index of 500 stocks designed to measure performance of the broad domestic economy through changes in the aggregate market value of 500 stocks representing all major industries. Indexes are unmanaged and investors are not able to invest directly into any index.

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Oral Cancer Takes a Bite Out of Life Your dentist is much more likely to detect an oral cancer during a routine exam than your physician would be during a physical. By Steve White, D.D.S According to the American Dental Association almost 42,000 Americans will be diagnosed with oral and throat cancers this year. And that the 5-year survival rate of those diagnosed is only slightly more than 64 percent. When cancer is treated early, treatment-related health problems are reduced. I talk to you about your health history and check for precancerous and cancerous lesions in the

mouth, throat and skin on your head and neck during your routine dental exam. Regular exams improve the chances of early detection of any suspicious changes in your oral health.

Symptoms of mouth or throat cancer can include: a sore irritation that does not go away; red or white patches; pain, tenderness or numbness in the mouth or lips; a lump, thickening, rough spot, crust or small eroded area; difficulty chewing, swallowing, speaking or moving your tongue or jaw; a change in the way your teeth fit together when you close your mouth. People wearing dentures usually don’t go to the dentist as often unless they still have their own teeth on the other arch. It is important for denture wearers to be screened for oral cancer every year or two depending on their risk factors. It is equally important to make sure the dentures fit properly and aren’t causing problems the patient may not be aware of. Factors that can increase the risk of oral cancer are tobacco use of any kind, heavy alcohol use, previous oral cancer diagnosis and history of significant sun exposure, which increases the risk of lip cancer. At higher risk are those who are smokers and excessive alcohol drinkers older than 50. And recently, HPV (human papilloma virus) has been associated with increasing incidence of throat cancers in non-smoking adults.

Regular visits to your dentist can improve the chances that any suspicious changes in your oral health will be caught early, at a time when cancer can be treated more easily. In between visits, it’s important to be aware of the signs and symptoms and to see your dentist if they don’t disappear after two weeks.

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GGoodwill = Jobs Goodwill Industries of Tulsa celebrates 2014 accomplishments with Annual Awards Presentation Luncheon.

By Duane Blankenship Goodwill Industries of Tulsa provides work opportunities, job training and support services for people with disabilities or other employment barriers and envisions a community where all people have the training and opportunities they need to be successful in the workplace, regardless of the barriers to employment they must overcome. “In 2014,” says Goodwill President David Oliver, “our Community invested nearly $21 million in Goodwill, and Goodwill invested nearly $21

million back into the Community. The total economic impact of all Goodwill programs and operations was $93.9 million.” On May 5, Goodwill Industries of Tulsa celebrated 2014 accomplishments at their Awards Luncheon Program at the Southern Hills Marriott Hotel with nearly 700 in attendance. The event was emceed by Kristen Dickerson, Evening News Anchor, KTUL. Employee of the Year honors went to Robert Mayfield. Due to circumstances beyond his

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control, Robert found it difficult to get a good, stable job as he got older. This was frustrating and devastating for someone who longs to be busy. Robert was referred to Goodwill’s Contracts Division. During his nearly twenty years with Goodwill, Robert has mastered a wide variety of packaging and assembly jobs. His full-time employment has provided the stability, pride and self-sufficiency he sought. In addition to earning his way, Robert has developed a strong circle of friends that he

Goodwill Annual Awards Winners are (l-r): Achiever of the Year Mary Park, Graduate of the Year Kevin Anderson, awards presenter and emcee Kristen Dickerson/KTUL Evening News Anchor, and Employee of the Year Robert Mayfield.

never before had. Kevin Anderson was the recipient of the Graduate of the Year Award. Throughout his early years, Kevin struggled with shyness. Nearing high school graduation, he still didn’t have the confidence needed to obtain a steady job. Kevin was directed to Goodwill’s training programs for students with special needs by his family. In 2012 he was enrolled in the Transition Services program. Kevin began coming out of his shell and became an attentive student and natural leader for other students. When attending community job shadow events, Kevin was inquisitive, curious, asked good questions and showed appreciation for the opportunity to explore the real-life working world. In 2013 he transitioned to Goodwill’s Supported Employment program and wrote his resume to apply for his first retail job. Target hired Kevin as a cart attendant in 2013 and within one year he was working independently, passed his driving test and purchased a car so he could drive himself to work. Kevin has also received the Goodwill Work Adjustment Success Award and the Governor’s Disability Employment Award of Excellence. Mary Park received the Achiever of the Year award. Like most working moms, Mary’s stable job of 19 years helped provide for her family. Then suddenly she was told that her employer did not need her anymore. “Everything I was and everything I could be vanished into thin air,” said Mary. With

her confidence shattered, she thought it would be impossible to find anyone who would give her a chance at employment and that learning new skills would be too difficult. After being guided to the Career Readiness and Employment Essential classes by TulsaWORKS, Mary learned computer basics, customer service and job preparation skills which gave her the confidence to search for a new job. Mary is now a full-time Billing Specialist with Pediatric Specialists of Tulsa and appreciates the help given her by Goodwill and TulsaWORKS. Town & Country School was cited as the 2014 Community Partner. Town & Country is Oklahoma’s only accredited, nonpublic school specifically designed to meet the needs of students who have been diagnosed with learning differences and attention disorders (ADHD). Representing the School, Principal Shevaun Etier received the award. Thanks again, Tulsa, for your faithful support in helping individuals overcome considerable challenges to meet their goals! For more information, contact

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BBe Prepared to Save a Life Creek County Literacy Program offers free CPR/AED course. By Melissa Struttman Nicole Michael, MPH, CHES, Public Health Educator with the Creek County Health Department, encourages area residents and families to attend a free Heartsaver® CPR/AED Course on June 17th at the Library Annex in Sapulpa. “This course is not geared towards healthcare providers; rather, it is for anyone with limited or no medical training who needs

a course completion card in CPR and AED operation to meet job, regulatory or other requirements,” explained Michael. “It’s good for those who have never taken a CPR course and for those that are renewing their card.” “We are very fortunate, through a grant, to be able to offer it at no charge,” added Melissa Struttmann, Executive Director of Creek County Literacy Program.

Heartsaver® CPR/AED Course will be held at the Library Annex, 15 North Poplar Street in Sapulpa. Registration is limited to ten participants. Attendees must be at least 16 years old and must register in advance. Upon completion of this course, students will receive a Heartsaver® CPR/AED Course Completion Card that is valid for two years. During the course,

Michael will conduct video-based lessons and work with students to complete their CPR and AED skills practice and testing. Some of the topics covered will include one and two person rescue, as well as adult, infant and child CPR. Cards will be available approximately three to four weeks after the completion of the course; and available for pickup at the Library Annex. Proof of attendance can be provided at the end of class for those that need immediate proof. Seventeen percent of adults in Creek County 18 years or older do not have a high school diploma, and four percent of adults in Creek County 18 years or older do not have a ninth grade education. More than 400,000 Oklahoma adults are functionally illiterate. The Mission of the Creek County Literacy Program is to encourage, educate and equip aspiring readers to overcome the barriers of illiteracy. This free Heartsaver® CPR/ AED Course is a health literacy outreach project of Creek County Literacy Program, the Oklahoma Department of Libraries, with funding provided by the Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) and the Institute of Museum and Library Services.

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Free Tutor Training Begins June 9th If you are an adult interested in training to become a volunteer literacy tutor this is the class for you. To become a tutor, one must attend CCLP’s free 8-hour Tutor Training workshop. Knowledge of another language is not necessary and no prior teaching experience is required. The next workshop will be help at the Library annex, 15 North Poplar St. in Sapulpa. Dates are Tuesday, June 9 from 9 am to 2 pm and Thursday, June 11 from 9 am to Noon. Both sessions are mandatory. Lunch and snacks are provided. The presenter, Donna Hall, received her Master’s in Reading from Northeastern State University and is a Certified Reading Specialist. She is also a National Board certified teacher in early Childhood Education. She had taught in the elementary school setting for 18 years, and currently teaches second grade at Edison Elementary School in Bristow. For 2 years she served as a REACH Instructional Coach and provided training and assistance to 14 school districts. She has also completed the requirements to present innovative strategies for Oklahoma literacy instruction as an Open Minds trainer, sponsored by the Literacy Resource Office of Oklahoma Department of Libraries.

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Carnival opens 40th annual Bixby’s Green Corn Festival June 25-27 surrounded by about 60 food and crafts booths. A talent show to highlight area youth is held on Friday at the Community Center and the annual Green Corn Parade entertains the masses on Saturday morning. Also on Saturday, cool off during the heat of the day by joining in a few rounds of bingo at the Community Center. What could be more traditional than an afternoon or evening in the bright summer sun, with lemonade to sip, an array of crafts and gifts to purchase, music to enjoy listening to, with your friends all around? Only a ride on the ferris wheel as the sun sets and the sounds of carnival music drift up in the evening air. The Street Dance is also very popular. The Bixby area is known for its fine home-grown produce and has the reputation for being the garden spot of Oklahoma. Its location in the Arkansas Valley flood plane contributes to its rich fertile bottom land. Bixby gained nation-wide reputation as the garden spot during World War II when it shipped produce to every state. The old Farmers Market CoOperative on the east side of Memorial Drive was in full swing during this time, operating 24 hours a day and shipping corn out by the box car. It was during this time that the late Clyde Miller, who was a prominent grower and shipper,

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Woolaroc Celebrates the 25th Anniversary of Kidsfest! For a lot of people, summer in Oklahoma officially begins with KIDSFEST at Woolaroc!

By Bob Fraser, CEO Woolaroc Museum & Wildlife Preserve This year’s weekend festival is extra special as Woolaroc celebrates the 25th anniversary of this wonderful event. The dates are June 27th and 28th and it promises to be the best ever according to Woolaroc staff. The main campus of Woolaroc will be covered with children’s games, arts & crafts, huge inflatables, pony rides, train rides, jugglers, magicians, good food, face painting, treasure digs and more! It is old-fashioned fun the way the summer should be…..and there is something fun for kids of all ages (including Grandma and Grandpa!). Woolaroc’s founder, oil man Frank Phillips, had a soft spot in his heart for children. Each year in Bartlesville, he brought the circus to town and he hosted Christmas parties for the kids each year. “Without a doubt, Kidsfest at Woolaroc would meet with his approval, as there was nothing he enjoyed more than throwing a party, showing off his beloved Woolaroc and hearing the laughter of children,” said Woolaroc CEO Bob Fraser. Paula Blackwell, Events Coordinator for Woolaroc, said,

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changes and improvements to make sure that each year there is something new and special for the kids to enjoy!” While the grounds are covered with children and games, the rest of Woolaroc is open to the public, including the Museum and the historic Lodge home. A visit to Kidsfest will give a lot of people their first chance to tour and see the new renovations that have taken place in the museum and to visit the Woolaroc Gift Shop and see some of the new Woolaroc brand food items that are guaranteed to please (salsas, jams, coffee, pickles and more). Admission to Woolaroc is $10 for adults, $8 for 65+ and Children 11 and under and Members of Woolaroc are admitted for FREE!. There is no additional charge for Kidsfest weekend. Hours for Kidsfest are 10 am to 5 pm Saturday and Sunday. Woolaroc, a national treasure that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is located 12 miles SW of Bartlesville and 45 miles NW of Tulsa on State Highway 123.

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Fathers are Special on June 21 and Oklahoma Aquarium says ‘Thank you’ Dads enter free with each paid admission.

By Jim Butcher The Oklahoma Aquarium in Jenks is giving children a great opportunity to say thank you to their dads or even granddads on Father’s Day. All Dads can get in free, according to Teri Bowers, chief operating officer of the Oklahoma Aquarium, on Father’s Day, Sunday, June 21. “The Aquarium is giving all Dads an opportunity to get in free of charge when accompanied by a paid admission. Teri, a former television host and personality, has been with the Oklahoma Aquarium nine years. She sees Father’s Day as a great opportunity for children and their parents to visit a “living museum which changes all the time.” With nearly 100 interactive exhibits, the Oklahoma Aquarium is an educational treat for children and adults of all ages. In addition to the self-guided exhibits, onsite aquarium staff is eager to explain and demonstrate facts about our aquatic neighbors. Ahoy mateys... Father’s Day will be extra fun with a scheduled Pirate Day, part of the aquarium’s summer long series of Mermaid and Pirate Days. Perhaps you can talk dad or mom or your grandparents into

taking you to sleep overnight with a shark? Yes, I said sleep with shark. The next Sleep with the Sharks is Friday, June 19. If sharks aren’t your idea of a relaxing nights sleep then feel free to slumber with the seahorses or by one of their exhibits! The fun-filled night begins with check-in at 7 p.m. and includes a light snack, drinks, dive show, scavenger hunt, flashlight tour, a movie and then sweet seathemed dreams! Wake up and join us for breakfast. The adventure ends at 8 a.m. These are items that you will want to bring: Sleeping bag and pillow. Air mattresses are welcome. Toothbrush, toothpaste and other toiletries as needed. And a change of

clothes and night clothes may be good to have. The cost ranges from $35 plus tax per person to $45, depending if you are an Aquarium Member to a group discount or simply want to enjoy a most different sleep over. The Oklahoma Aquarium is open year found except Christmas Day. Ticket prices for general admission, plus tax, are: > $15.95 for adults > $13.95 for seniors (62+) > $13.95 for military > $11.95 for children 3 – 12 > Children 2 and under Phil Tate, the Aquarium’s exhibits supervisor, gives Teagan, his are admitted free two-year-old, a personal tour. > Same day re-entry is allowed but discounts, coupons and E-Tickets are valid a full year from with a hand stamp. promotions cannot be redeemed the date of purchase. We apologize, You can purchase tickets online. online or with E-Tickets presented at the admission windows. 2:45 – Stripers – Aquatic Oklahoma Thursday

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22015 Great Race to Travel Route 66 Claremore will host a stop for one of the country’s most amazing automobile spectacles. By Lisa Rogers

Dad’s Day Out at the Claremore Expo Center, featuring the Great Race Vintage Car Rally.

Claremore will host a lunch stop on the 2015 Hemmings Motor News Great Race presented by Hagerty Sunday, June 21, race organizers have announced. The Great Race, the world’s premiere old car rally, will bring 120 of the world’s finest antique automobiles to the Claremore Expo Center for the $150,000 event. The race will start June 20 in Kirkwood, Mo., and finish June 28 at the Santa Monica Pier in California traveling along historic Route 66. Along the 2,400-mile route, competitors will travel parts of The Mother Road in all eight states it originally ran through – Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California. The Great Race, which began 32 years ago, is not a speed race, but a time/speed/distance rally. The vehicles, each with a driver and navigator, are given precise instructions each day that detail every move down to the second. They are scored at secret check points along the way and are penalized one second for each second either early or late. As in golf, the lowest score wins. Cars start – and hopefully finish – one minute apart if all goes according to plan. The

biggest part of the challenge other than staying on time and following the instructions is getting an old car to the finish line each day, organizers say. The cars will arrive in Claremore starting at 12:30 p.m. at one-minute intervals for two hours. Each stop on the Great Race is free to the public and spectators will be able to visit with the participants and to look at the cars for several hours. It is common for kids to climb in the cars for a first-hand look. Visit Claremore is hosting a variety of family friendly events to help celebrate Father’s Day starting at 11am until 4pm. Cars built in 1972 and earlier are eligible, with most entries having been manufactured before World War II. In the 2014 Great Race from Maine to Florida, a 1915 Hudson racer, a 1916 Hudson Hillclimber and a 1917 Peerless were the three oldest vehicles. All of those vehicles are participating again in 2015. Last year’s winners, Barry and Irene Jason of Keller, Texas, drove a 1966 Mustang and won $50,000. It was the first time a post-war automobile won the Great Race. The 2015 winners will again receive $50,000 of the $150,000 total purse. “When the Great Race pulls into a city it becomes an instant

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“We run Thunderbird Berry Farm as not only a place to come and pick your own berries, but as a place where families feel welcomed,” says Don. “Efforts are made to ensure that every visitor experiences a good time while on our land and we’ve provided a place for kids to play while the adults are picking berries. We’ve also kept the price of our ‘you-pick-’em berries’ at $3 per pound for over ten years now.” If you don’t care to pick your own, pre-picked berries are $4.50 per pound (when available). Don also makes this offer to every customer…”Pick two buckets for me and the third one’s yours for free.” Now you can’t beat a deal like that! When WWII ended, Don came to Tulsa with his best friend from High School in South Dakota to attend Tulsa University. His friend’s Uncle

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LLinnaeus Teaching Garden 9th Anniversary Enjoy a day fun-filled with beauty, information and shopping at the Tulsa Garden Center. By Mike Blake Come celebrate Tulsa’s unique garden treasure, the Linnaeus Teaching Garden, in Woodward Park, a project of the Tulsa Garden Center. On Saturday, June 6th from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., The Linnaeus Teaching Garden, in Woodward Park, will celebrate its ninth anniversary and its’ being

named an All-America Selections Display Garden. By becoming an All- America Selections Display Garden, the Linnaeus Garden will be presenting the very best plants that American horticulturists and nurseries have introduced. This unique garden has never been more beautiful, with thousands of lush plants, gorgeous hardscaping,

Visitors enjoy the veggie garden area. Garden Bureau will present the flower and vegetable breeding, fountains, and water features. program “Current Trends in giving examples of those trends The day will be filled with and what it means for the activities. Starting at 9:00 am, the Flower and Vegetable Breeding” Ms. Blazek represents two individual gardener. first 400 visitors to the Garden non-profit organizations that Following the lecture, will receive a free, one gallon have a direct connection to the Linnaeus Garden volunteers will “Fuchsia Glow” hydrangea, a commercial world of horticulture be selling varieties of hot, new fifteen dollar value. This new annuals, some of which will be hydrangea, is particularly suited to by having day-to-day contact with the major flower and made available for the first time urban gardens since it only grows vegetable breeding companies. in Oklahoma. Light refreshments 2 ½ to 3 ½ feet tall and wide. It Her presentation will explain the and lots of free gardening advice will produce blooms throughout All-America Selections trialing and literature will be available the season. process and what it takes for a through the day. At 10:30 am, in the Tulsa Garden Center auditorium, Diane new variety to become an AAS Winner. She will then explain Blazek, Executive Director of the current trends happening in All-America Selections/National For more information, contact

The Little Green Thumbs Program for 2015 The Linnaeus Teaching Garden, a project of the Tulsa Garden Center, is pleased to announce that the highly popular Little Green Thumbs program will again be held in 2015. This is a program specifically tailored to ages 6 through 12 and strives to instill in its attendees a life-long interest in gardening. The sessions held this year on the last

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Fiddling and Fun at American Heritage Music Festival New “Grove Stage 5” and Kyle Dillingham to headline festival.

By Kathleen Pixley Multi-talented singer, fiddler and entertainer Kyle Dillingham will headline the American Heritage Music Festival, June 11, 12 & 13 at the Grove Civic Center and Snider’s Camp. This festival includes the nationally certified Grand Lake National Fiddle Contest, and guitar, mandolin, banjo, dobro and other competitions, and three stages of great entertainment. Top prize for the fiddle contest is $1000. Musicians from across the United States are getting their contest tunes ready for this exciting weekend of contests and entertainment. Kathleen Pixley, Executive Director of Grand Lake Festivals

said, “We are very excited about the 2015 festival season. New and exciting events are planned including the Acoustic Music Gathering on “Grove Stage 5” on the south stage of the Civic Center during the American Heritage Music Festival. We pay $5 each for up to 5 musicians who sign up to play a 10 to 15 minute set, and the audience votes for the winner. All are welcome.” This will be a fun gathering for all acoustic instruments and styles, old-time, folk, bluegrass, Celtic, jazz, swing -- anything goes, but ‘you’ve got to have a fiddle in the band.’ Your ticket will get you in to enjoy the fiddle competitions, entertainment and the groups playing on Grove-Stage 5 plus the opportunity to sample great food

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from the food vendors and shop the arts & crafts booths. Headliner for the Saturday night concert, Kyle Dillingham, has electrified and energized audiences in over 30 countries around the world. Kyle recently performed at the First Baptist Church in Grove with the Oklahoma City University Orchestra. Dillingham was honored by Oklahoma Governor Brad Henry in 2009 with the Governor’s Arts Award and won Best Performing Artist in Slice Magazine’s 2013 and 2014 Best of the City Awards. This show always receives rave reviews. The public is invited to the Kick-off Party and Cook-Out at Snider’s Campground south of Grove on Grand Lake O’ the Cherokees on Thursday night and again on Friday night for another evening of delicious food and great entertainment. Admission to the campground is free, dinner by Okie Smokie is $8. Bob Fjeldsted and the Round-Up Boys will provide great western swing dance music from 9 pm on at Snider’s Camp on Friday night. Great entertainment is being planned for the entire weekend with daytime events and Saturday night concert held in Grove Civic Center and evening activities on Thursday and Friday nights at Snider’s Camp. Jana Jae, founder of Grand Lake Festivals, and her family and friends will perform throughout the weekend in addition to the Prairie Breeze String Band, Osage Stomp, Ozark Wildfire, Blue Pearl, Finley River Boys and other great bands. Friday, June 12 the fiddle contestants will begin competing with top-notch musicians all vying for monetary prizes. Winners

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BAPAC Foundation Celebrates Seventh Spotlight Series with ‘Legends Alive’ Season It’s lucky number seven for the Broken Arrow Performing Arts Center and Kristin Chenoweth Theatre, as the seventh season of the Spotlight Series is celebrated for 2015-2016 with “Legends Alive,” highlighted by the triumphant stage performance of Liza Minnelli.

By Adam Foreman It’s lucky number seven for the Broken Arrow Performing Arts Center and Kristin Chenoweth Theatre, as the seventh season of the Spotlight Series is celebrated for 2015-2016 with “Legends Alive,” highlighted by the triumphant stage performance of Liza Minnelli. This season brings a wealth of unforgettable Broadway shows, immortal entertainers and multi-award winners from all walks of life as well as three bonus shows that are guaranteed to please. The season kicks off with the legendary musical “Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” on Sept. 27; Tony-winning musical “Ragtime” swings into town on Dec. 8; The Ten Tenors are back again with a Christmas show on Dec. 15; 2016 kicks off with Broadway legend Patti LuPone and her show “Coulda, Shoulda, Woulda…played that part” on Jan. 29; “Million Dollar Quartet” hits the stage with four musical legends and their night of magic on Feb. 5; another Broadway legend, Bernadette Peters, takes

the stage March 5; and the season closes out with none other than comedian and actress Lily Tomlin on April 22. In addition, three bonus shows pepper the landscape this year, starting with hometown girl Kristin Chenoweth returning to inspire young performers for her second master class on Aug. 7. Contemporary Christian artist Steven Curtis Chapman brings his 30-plus year career to the BAPAC on August 22. And finally on Nov. 12, Emmy, Tony, Grammy and Oscar winning legend Liza Minnelli comes to town for what is sure to be an unforgettable evening. “We have really packed this season with nothing but legendary artists and shows,” said Mark Frie, BAPAC Foundation president/ CEO. “To see all these names side by side, it makes me proud to know the BAPAC is becoming an entertainment destination.” Since 2009, the Broken Arrow PAC has been the cornerstone of the Rose District in downtown BA and continually encourages the community to embrace a variety of performing arts. It also serves as the official location for the Broken

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office is quiet, private and welcoming – qualities seldom experienced in the typical medical environment. As the rest of the healthcare industry scurries to adjust to the paradigm shift inflicted by the Affordable Care Act, Dr. Tate’s exam rooms are busier than ever. One reason for the growing roster of satisfied patients is Dr. Tate’s high quality, pragmatic approach to medicine. Another reason is the simple business model of the clinic: Grassroots Healthcare does not accept insurance. Avoiding insurance and Medicare altogether enables Dr. Tate and staff to focus on patients and keep costs as low as possible. “We do have patients who are insured,” Dr. Tate notes, “but often, they have high deductibles or co-pays that make it difficult to go to a big hospital.” Patients find it refreshing to know exactly what they will be charged for medical services. The common sense process means patients are more informed about their medical care and less stressed about making payments.

In fact, lowering stress is a concern Dr. Tate has been emphasizing with her patients, as well as other characteristics of a more holistic approach to medicine. More than ever, Americans are grappling with health concerns related to stress, depression, anxiety and obesity. Unfortunately, these are issues that don’t necessarily get better with more medication. Considering side effects can undermine health as much as the original symptoms for which medicine was prescribed; the entire approach begs the question. “We try to focus on helping patients get off medication and establish a healthy lifestyle,” explains Dr. Tate. After all, if a person can overcome depression, obesity or high blood pressure without medication, isn’t this the best approach? Over the years, Dr. Tate has increasingly encouraged patients to reevaluate their eating habits. “Avoiding processed foods and eliminating sugar is not easy,” she says, “but once patients see the results, they are motivated to look for other ways to eat healthier and become more active.”

Dr. Tate recalls a patient who started out by eliminating sugar and fast food for a month. When he returned for a follow up, he seemed like a changed man. “He told me he hadn’t felt this great in years. He was thinking more quickly, he had lost weight and was happy. It really opened my eyes about how big a difference making better food choices can have on health.” Now, Dr. Tate is keen to suggest ideas aimed at wellness, rather than reaching immediately for the prescription pad. Local honey can be helpful for allergies. Food elimination regimens can aid symptoms like headaches and depression. Meditation can lower stress and increase mental clarity. And, while medication is prescribed if it is needed, the goal is to get to the root cause of a problem instead of merely treating isolated symptoms. The approach has been wellreceived by patients, who return to the Grassroots office healthier and happier than ever. In fact, in order to save time (and money) in the exam room, Dr.

Tate has begun a series of live webcasts to discuss these topics. A recent episode, Sugarfree Freedom, explores the health benefits of avoiding sugar – something that we all know we should do, but rarely practice. Your path to wellness is just a phone call or internet click away. To experience the affordable services of Grassroots Healthcare, call and schedule a visit with Dr. Tate. The Grassroots Healthcare Wellness Show airs live at 12:30 p.m. on the second and fourth Friday of every month, with replays available on demand.

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then the customer has to hunt for them to get the work started.” Kalan is deeply rooted in the community, where he and his wife are raising their four adopted children. He is happy when people stop him on the street or in a coffee shop and ask, “Aren’t you the guy who did the driveway at…?” The LCI website includes a list of addresses where they have replaced driveways. Anyone interested can drive by and take a look before calling. The website also includes many customer accolades, such as: “Fantastic workmanship all around. The crew showed up as scheduled, was polite got right down to work and worked very hard. They removed the old concrete, installed the forms and poured the new concrete all in one day. They did a fabulous job and were very knowledgeable

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Corey Kent White to Perform the 37th Annual Black Gold Days continued from page 1 entertainment, along with the talented David Dover Band will complete the evening with a taste of Blues, Rock and Country. “You’ll want to bring your dancing partner as local artist Josh Woods sets the stage Friday evening for a boot-stompin’ time with The Darell Cole Band,” says Glenpool Chamber President Amy T. Rogers. “Also scheduled is the popular Tulsa Fuzed Band, known for their music that spans from the 70’s to current, will ignite the stage Thursday evening,” she adds. Corey Kent White is many things. He’s an artist, a songwriter, a hard worker and attends Oklahoma State University. White has put in thousands of hours as a writer and performer. In fact, White’s performances and original songs have already captivated audiences of all sizes throughout the United States.

BLACK GOLD DAYS EVENT SCHEDULE: June 18 - Thursday • 5 p.m. - Boy Scouts Flag Raising Ceremony • 5 p.m.- 10:00pm Booths open • 5 p.m.- 11:00pm Carnival (wristbands 6-11pm) • 5 p.m.- Oklahoma Kids Perform • 7 p.m. - 10:00pm- 70’s & 80’s: Fuzed Band

More than ten years ago, the Bixby native started his music career on a lonely stage at the Tulsa State Fair. Although it was just him and his guitar, Corey’s talent and professionalism shone through and impressed the manager of a Western Swing band called Oklahoma Stomp. White’s first appearance quickly turned into a five-year gig touring with this group that opened for wellknown acts like the Oak Ridge Boys and played famous stages like the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC. White has already experienced extraordinary success, having shared the stage with country music icon Willie Nelson, Toby Keith, Luke Bryan, Shooter Jennings, and Big and Rich. And now you can see the 19-yearold singer/songwriter in person in a free performance at the Glenpool Black Gold Days festival. June 19 - Friday • 3 p.m. - 11:00pm Booths open • 3 p.m. - 11:00pm Carnival (wristbands 6-11pm) • 3:30 p.m. RJ Ballard • 5 p.m. - Family Horseshoe Night • 5 p.m. - 7:30pm Country: The Josh Woods Band • 8 p.m. - 11:00pm Country: Darrel Cole Band

Black Gold Days is sponsored by the Glenpool Chamber of Commerce. It is the largest event of the year for Glenpool, Oklahoma. Rogers said Black Gold Days will feature everything from bluegrass and gospel, to rock and country. “You can fill up at the Lion’s Club pancake breakfast Saturday morning. Bring the kids to this annual event in Glenpool and enjoy a frog jump, turtle races, the Optimists horseshoe tournament and a variety of children’s activities. “And for those who love a parade don’t miss ours Saturday morning and browse through endless craft and vendor booths situated throughout the festival grounds. Our food vendors will provide a wide variety of food if you get hungry, including Gator Bites, Twister Cones, turkey legs, Pineapple Whip, barbecue sandwiches and more. “ June 20 - Saturday • 7 a.m. - Lions Club Pancake Breakfast (Senior Citizens Building) • 8 a.m. - Optimist Horseshoe Tournament • 9 a.m. - Frog Jump and Turtle Race (Black Gold Park) • 11 a.m. - Black Gold Parade • 12 - 11 p.m. - Vendor Booths Open • 12 - 11 p.m. Carnival (wristbands 1-5pm) • 12 p.m. - Oklahoma Kids Perform

The festival will be located at Black Gold Park, near 141st Street along U.S. 75. Wristbands will go on sale June 10 through June 19 at local banks (BancFirst, Mabrey Bank, and American Heritage Bank) in Glenpool as well as through the Glenpool Chamber of Commerce for $20, normally priced at the carnival for $25.

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