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AVB Opens New Downtown Branch AVB celebrates 110 years of business with opening of new location in Broken Arrow’s Rose District. By Duane Blankenship Founded in 1905, two years before Oklahoma achieved statehood, the 25-foot-wide AVB Bank was originally at Main and Dallas in downtown Broken Arrow. In 1906, a local newspaper printed an article about the then Arkansas Valley National Bank, stating the bank was “well managed by young men [and women] of much ability and proven business judgment, who recognize that they are there to treat people courteously and honorably, as well as to loan them money or receive deposits.” Over the years, the bank has expanded both west and south, acquiring the area between Main and Ash, and Dallas and El Paso Streets. Generations of customers have visited AVB Bank at 302 S. Main St. At close of the business day on

Friday, September 18, 2015, AVB staff collectively gathered in the lobby to reflect on the past and look forward to the future. The old drive-thru closed lanes for the last time on Saturday, September 19 and staff began transitioning to the new two-story, 15,000-square-foot building located in the previous AVB Bank parking lot. The new branch at 322 S. Main St. opened for normal hours of operation on Monday, September 21, 2015. “For over 110 years, AVB Bank has been committed to the economic growth, development and success of downtown Broken Arrow,” said Ted Cundiff, AVB Bank President and CEO. “As we prepared for this his(continued on page 24)

AVB President Ted Cundiff and Board Chair Kelley Kimbrough-Rash hold the reins of AVB as the new Downtown Broken Arrow branch opens in the heart of the Rose District. The bronze sculpture, “Binding Contract,” stands in the plaza of the new branch.

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In the old days, the Social Security Administration would send you a Social Security statement each year in the mail. It estimated what your benefits would be if you retired at your full retirement age, at age 70, and also at age 62 (which is the earliest you can apply for benefits). You can retire as early as 62 and take benefits at a reduced rate. If you work after your full retirement age, you can receive higher benefits because of additional earnings and credits for delayed retirement. Full retirement age is determined based on what year you were born. If you were born in 1938 or earlier, full retirement age is 65. If you were born between 1943 and 1959, your full retirement age is 66 (plus a few months depending on the exact year of your birth). If you were born 1960 or later, full retirement age is 67. So basically, the age to receive full Social Security benefits is inching upward each year. Before long, who knows? You may have to be 80 years old to retire with full benefits. Hopefully, I’m joking here. If you are eligible for retirement benefits, your current or divorced spouse (so long as you were married for 10 years or more) and minor children may also receive benefits. Each may qualify for up to about 50 percent of your benefit amount. Social Security statements are no longer delivered to you each year via mail. However, you can easily go online and sign up for an account with the Social Security Administration and check what your estimates would be. Just go to www.socialsecurity.gov. It’s easy and free! Many people believe that Social Security benefits are designed to replace 100% of your income when you retire. It is not! Social Security benefits are not intended to be your

• When can I apply for Social Security retirement benefits? You can apply for Social Security retirement benefits when you are at least 61 years and 9 months of age. You should apply three months before you want your benefits to start. Even if you are not ready to retire, you should still sign up for Medicare three months before your 65th birthday.

only source of income when you retire. On average, Social Security will replace about 40 percent of your annual pre-retirement earnings. You will need other savings, investments, pensions, or retirement accounts to make sure you have enough money to live comfortably when you retire. So, if you don’t want to find yourself up a creek without a paddle, you need to start pinching your pennies now and building your retirement savings. The following are questions that my clients often ask about Social Security: • Will withdrawals from my individual retirement account affect my Social Security benefits? Social Security does not count pensions payments, annuities, or the interest or dividends from your savings and investments as earnings. They do not lower your Social Security retirement benefits. However, if you take benefits prior to your full retirement age, and you are receiving earned income (from employment) over the yearly earnings limit, your benefit will be reduced. For 2015, that yearly earnings limit is $15,720. For every $2 over the limit, they will deduct $1 from your benefit payment. After you reach full retirement age, you can receive full benefits with no

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• If you are already collecting your retirement benefit and are at or over full retirement age, you can tell Social Security you want to suspend further benefits and then ask them to restart your benefits at a later date, like at age 70. Social Security will then apply its Delayed Retirement Credit to your existing benefit once you start collecting again. So, if you are willing to give up your Social Security income for a while, you may be able to collect higher benefits later. It’s important to have as full a handle of Social Security’s guidelines as possible. For information about more Social Security ideas I’ve learned over the years that you may not know or fully understand, give us call. We can run a benefits report for you to help you determine when and how to take your benefits to maximize the amount you can draw. For retirement advice and tools, whatever your age, visit us at www.waterstonewealth.com or give us a call at 918.272.1120. Melanie Hasty-Grant, Experienced Licensed Professional Counselor and Managing Principal of Waterstone Private Wealth Management. Securities and Advisory Services offered through LPL Financial, Member FINRA (www.finra.org)/SIPC (www.sipc.org). References for content: ssa.gov, www.forbes.com This article is for general information only and not intended to provide specific financial or tax advice.

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A Crowning Advancement New technology eliminates messy, gaggy impressions and creates finished porcelain crowns in HOURS, not weeks. By Steve White, D.D.S Like every thing else in our lives, technology has greatly influenced the efficiency, quality and accuracy of the care dentists can deliver to their patients. It starts with the business office, where every thing is streamlined – from appointment scheduling, to bookkeeping and maintaining patient records, to communication and marketing through social media. Diagnostic procedures are enhanced with the use of highly accurate digital xrays. They produce less radiation and there are no longer messy chemicals used to process those x-rays, that have created environmental concerns. Perhaps the most noticeable advancement that can greatly improve your dental experience is in the area of actual dental treatment. We can now produce finished porcelain crowns in less than 2 hours using CAD/CAM technology. Even when “same day” crowns aren’t an option, they can still be finished in a shorter amount of time, meaning less time the patient has to wear a tem-

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Make plans to tour the Haunted Mansion of Melanie Hasty-Grant and Ken Grant on October 24 to benefit Night Light Tulsa. By Duane Blankenship Melanie Hasty-Grant and Ken Grant are the owners of Waterstone Private Wealth Management, with offices in Owasso and at Utica Square in Tulsa. If you’ve ever met the couple, you know that they enjoy life, helping people and having a lot of fun along the way. Waterstone Private Wealth Management has received many awards over the years for their hard work and their creative spark. For the past ten years, Melanie and Ken have enjoyed sponsoring creative Halloween parties, which were originally for their family and friends. The past five years, the parties have transformed into fundraisers designed to benefit local charity organizations. Waterstone has extended an invitation for you to attend the Live Freak Show to benefit Night Light Tulsa. Saturday, October 24 is the date of the Live Freak Show, billed as a tour of the scariest home on earth. Tickets for the

Thursday night from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. under the bridge at Maybelle and Brady. “The hope is that each homeless guest will know that they are important and that there are others who care about them,” said Melanie. More information about this program is available online at www.nightlighttulsa.org. Waterstone will also be sponsoring an annual Halloween party that is by invitation only. It, too, will benefit Night Light Tulsa. The party will be catered by the Waterstone team and will feature corn dogs, funnel cakes, Indian tacos and popcorn, as well as a performance by a professional magician and a fortune teller. Melanie encourages attendees to dress up as anything you’d expect to find at a “freak show,” such as the World’s Tallest Man, a ringmaster, clown, tight rope walker or magician. “We hope to sponsor at least ten or more Night Light Tulsa meals this year with the help of our fundraising efforts,” said Melanie. What are you doing Saturday,

event are $15 each and must be purchased in advance at either Waterstone Private Wealth Management or at Surceé in Owasso, located at 9455 Owasso Expressway, Suite CB. Tours will be conducted between 6 and 9 p.m. Parking will be at Surceé, and those who have prepurchased tickets will be shuttled to and from the Freak Show by trolley. No private vehicles will be permitted at the event site. You’ll know you’ve arrived at the Freak Show site when you spot the old black hearse in the front yard. “The Freak Show will feature a tour of the house and hot dogs, popcorn and spiked lemonade,” said Melanie. Night Light Tulsa is an opportunity for caring Tulsa area residents to build relationships with members of Tulsa’s homeless community. Night Light offers a hot meal, as well as essentials like soap, deodorant, first aid, clothing and foot washing to the homeless who attend the dinners held each

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Broken Arrow Youth Basketball Signups Continue The deadline for recreational division registration is October 9, 2015.

By Jim Butcher Online registration for the recreational division of the 2015 season of the Broken Arrow Youth Basketball Association continues through October 9, while space is available, according to Jessica Welch, vice president. “The program – this year attracting approximately 650 Broken Arrow boys and girls – is all about the kids,” explained the mother whose children also participate in the program. “My children and I love this program.” The youth program “is a great opportunity to keep the kids active while building character and camaraderie,” she adds. Jessica also finds it exciting to observe and hear how the older players become positive role models for the younger players. “That is so important in our society today.” Jessica pats everyone on the back for all the hard work they contribute to make the association successful. “Sometimes we don’t realize how important this program can be,” she said. “It is a wonderful tool for kids to gain social skills and improve athleticism. It’s good for the children, and it’s also good for the

coaches and us as parents.” An activity this large and encompassing naturally brings changes. “This season we have added a boys only group of teams from combined grades nine and ten,” she said. The one change that affects everyone is increased registration fees. The cost for the first child has been bumped to $155 to help pay for a uniform (game jersey and shorts from Midwest Sports) and will complement the Broken Arrow Tiger look. Fees for a second child will be $145 and $105 for a third. Children living within the Broken Arrow Public School district are eligible. All players that are subject to the draft must attend a combined practice tentatively scheduled for October 25. Eighth, ninth and tenth graders trying out for their school team should sign up to reserve a spot; those making the school team will have their fees returned in full. Eligibility is subject to verification. Both boys and girls teams will hit the hardwood through two leagues, recreational and select (competitive), beginning this December. Games hosted in Broken

Arrow are played at the Broken Arrow Community Center gyms. Parents can expect about half of the season to be in town and the remainder at the opponents’ club facilities. Gate admission at all venues will be $3 for adults and $1 for students and senior citizens. “Broken Arrow Youth Basketball is a participating member of the Indian Nations Basketball Conference,” Jessica said. “This association was designed to provide a playing season running from December into March. Post-season playoffs are scheduled for a championship. Jessica Welch, vice president of the Broken Arrow Youth Boys’ teams and girls’ teams (not Basketball Association. “The program is all about kids. I have co-ed) consisting of first through two children in it and I love it. It is great for everyone involved.” tenth graders can begin team as other Broken Arrow teams. practice sessions the first week in Sean Dolan, a graduate of November. Recreational league For more information, contact Broken Arrow High School, rules state that each player on a serves as president of the team will receive playing time in Broken Arrow Youth organization and board member each game.” Basketball Association of the Indian Nations Basketball Some of the clubs Broken Conference. “We’re looking Arrow teams will be competing bahoops@tulsacoxmail.com forward to another fun and against include Sand Springs, (918) 251-1015 ext. 250 successful season and hope to Coweta, Metro Christian, see you and your children at the Bartlesville, Jenks, Owasso, www.BAHoops.com Collinsville, Claremore, Wagoner, games,” he said. www.ValueNews.com Visit www.bahoops.com for Liberty, Bixby, Berryhill, Pryor, TYAA, CARA, and Tulsa, as well online registration information.

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GGifts from the Heart The ESA Benefit Craft Show will be Saturday, October 24 at Oliver Middle School in Broken Arrow. By Bev Schwarzkopf

Eager shoppers at the October 24th Epsilon Sigma Alpha Benefit Craft Show may focus on finding special holiday gifts for family and friends – they may not realize that they are also bestowing gifts on grateful strangers. Sorority proceeds from the craft show become donations to charities and nonprofits at local, state, and national levels. The 43rd annual craft show, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Oliver Middle School (3100 W. New Orleans) in Broken Arrow, provides much-needed funding help for Broken Arrow Neighbors, the Oklahoma School for the Blind, and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, among others. Kim Goddard, director of Broken Arrow Neighbors (BAN), describes her agency as “truly grateful” for ESA Alpha Rho’s unrestricted

donations. BAN uses the funds for urgent needs such as financial help for clients with medication costs, high protein items for the food pantry, and fresh products to go in holiday baskets. The ESA/ BAN partnership supports the “assistance with dignity” mission of this local agency. Alpha Rho members also donate funds and volunteer time to the Oklahoma School for the Blind in Muskogee. Several students receive monthly spending money allowances for special extracurricular activities, and at Christmas the sorority “adopts” five students to make wishes come true when families’ budgets are stretched thin. Social Services Specialist Jane Thomas expresses gratitude for “making our children’s lives happier.”

ESA also has a 40+ year history of donating funds to St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee. St. Jude’s Hospital, Sandy Berenson is an ESA member who has exhibited at the ESA Benefit which has achieved Craft Show in past years. remarkable results our biggest crowd ever!” adds in treating childhood cancers, application requests. never charges a family for Long-time craft show chair Nancy. treatment. Alpha Rho takes Nancy Stanley adds, “Many pride in raising part of the of our favorite crafters have $164 million that ESA has signed up as well as a number contributed since 1972 to this of new ones.” For more information, contact worthy cause. Shop at the wonderful ESA Benefit Craft Show Booth space for the 2015 craft show on Saturday, craft show is still available at October 24, knowing that (918) 251-0617 $50 for an approximately 8 by you are helping charities and craftshow102415@yahoo.com 10 feet display. There is a $3 nonprofits as you shop. There fee for electricity if needed. is no admission fee. www.ValueNews.com Email crafthow102415@ You’ll also find silent yahoo.com or call (918) 251auction items and hot food 0617 for more information and served. “We look forward to

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SStep Up To Success Dress for Success Tulsa’s annual fashion show and auction will be held Friday, October 9, 2015.

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You only get one chance to make a first impression. Dress for Success Tulsa is here to help disadvantaged women make a winning impression as they transition from unemployment to a successful work environment. On Friday, October 9, the Step Up To Success Fashion Show and Auction will raise funds for the organization to continue and expand its work. Doors open at 6 p.m. at the Greenwood Cultural Center near downtown Tulsa. Guests are invited to participate in masquerade party attire or business dress attire. Cocktails, silent and live auctions, dinner, and a fashion show will make the evening fun and exciting. Chera Kimiko, KOTV-Tulsa CW anchor, will emcee the event. Executive men and women representing Tulsa area businesses will be modeling the latest fashions and accessories from Dillard’s in Woodland Hills Mall. As a first, several Dress for Success Tulsa clients will also take the runway with fashions by local designers. Jill Donovan, founder and CEO of celebrity-endorsed Rustic Cuff, will serve as the keynote speaker. Jill is an accomplished entrepreneur whose journey began after

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The live and silent auctions include a variety of packages and items from spas, golf courses, sports and entertainment, hotels and restaurants, jewelry and accessories. Some of the corporate sponsors for Step Up To Success include Simmons Homes, Executives Title & Escrow, TD Williamson, ONEOK, Nikco, First Oklahoma Bank, Grant Thornton LLP, The AMC-Swift Team, Switchgear Search & Recruiting, Commerce Bank,

Verizon Wireless, and Walmart Stores, Inc. Tickets are $100 per person. “This event means so much to the ladies we serve,” says Executive Director Ronda Adkisson. The 501(c) 3 nonprofit organization, as part of a worldwide effort with 144 affiliates in 12 countries, relies on donations and fundraising efforts for much of its existence. “There is never a fee for the women who use our services,” adds Ronda.

Since its inception in 2001, Dress for Success Tulsa has served nearly 12,000 ladies in this area, referred from more than 130 community partner agencies that include social service organizations, government agencies, homeless shelters, educational institutions, correctional facilities, and domestic violence shelters. They come from a diverse group of ethnic and economic backgrounds: from 18-year-olds seeking their first real job to retirees who want to re-enter the workforce. Dress for Success doesn’t just provide business clothing. The Going Places Network by the Walmart Foundation helps unemployed and underemployed clients gain professional skills, accelerate their job search, and build confidence through weekly training sessions, one-on-one career coaching, and networking in a supportive environment. The Professional Women’s Group provides a network of employed Dress for Success Tulsa clients the partnership of support, practical information, and inspiration to achieve their self-defined success in career and life. “We are always here for them,” adds Ronda.

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By Sheryl Sowell School has been in session for a couple months now, and many parents have already received the dreaded phone call (or calls) from their child’s teacher saying, “Johnny has been loud and disruptive in class,” or “Susie is easily distracted and has difficulty paying attention.” For most children, a certain level of problematic behavior is normal and to be expected. Some children, however, experience difficulties on a regular and repeated basis – they are not one-time occurrences, but a daily struggle. According to Angela McConnell, pediatric nurse practitioner at Strength of Mind Behavioral Health, “Oftentimes behavioral problems go unnoticed or are put on the backburner by parents and guardians, and it is the teacher calling every day that causes it to become evident a child is experiencing a more serious issue that needs to be addressed.” Strength of Mind Behavioral offers comprehensive programs for children and adolescents ages 5 to 18 to treat a large array of disorders, including anxiety, depression, ADD/ADHD, bipolar disorder, autism and others. Treatment options include

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Strength of Mind was one of the first in Tulsa to provide TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation). TMS therapy is an FDA approved, non-invasive medical treatment for major depression. The treatment gives direct MRI strength pulse stimulation to the frontal lobe of the brain, compelling neurons to start firing and restoring the brain to normal functioning levels while elevating moods and encouraging ambition. It is so important to us that we

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Will TMS Therapy help with my depression? Many people with major depression who were treated with TMS experienced significant benefits. In clinical trials, after six weeks of treatment, 1 in 2 patients improved significantly and 1 in 3 patients were completely free of depression symptoms. Efficacy was established in a controlled clinical trial comparing active treatment with the NeuroStar TMS therapy System to an inactive device. Patients treated with active NeuroStar TMS Therapy received an average reduction in their depression symptom score of 22.1% compared to a 9% average reduction in patients receiving inactive treatment.

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Tulsa Clinical Research is currently conducting a clinical trial testing a new investigational medication to help maintain memory and delay mental decline in those in the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease. By Sheryl Sowell Tulsa Clinical Research conducts clinical trials in all phases. One of their most vital trials currently is for Alzheimer’s disease, now underway to test a new drug that shows promise for slowing the relentless progression of memory loss and mental decline in Alzheimer’s patients. The

clinical research study is testing whether this investigational drug can help maintain memory and day-to-day living in people with mild Alzheimer’s disease. There hasn’t been a new drug approved to treat Alzheimer’s in a decade, but researchers are working hard to change that. Ralph W. Richter, MD,

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Pets and Carpet Can Go Together Grigsby’s Carpet, Tile & Rug Gallery offers STAINMASTER® PetProtect carpet designed specifically for people with pets.

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People, pets and carpet will be the focus on October 17 for Adopt-A-Pet Day at Grigsby’s, 4417 S. Sheridan Rd. As part of a nationwide effort to bring together people and pets that needs homes, Grigsby’s Carpet, Tile & Rug Gallery and STAINMASTER® PetProtect® are partnering with the Tulsa SPCA to showcase adoptable dogs, cats, puppies and kittens. From 10 until 2, the SPCA mobile adoption center will be at Grigsby’s, with animals both inside the mobile center and inside the store. SPCA adoption counselors will be on hand to answer questions and help select the pet that is just right for your family. Since 1913, the non-profit organization, known as the “senior citizen” among animal rescue groups, has been an icon

in the animal community for its efforts to shelter and find forever homes for dogs and cats. Hundreds are adopted each year from its seven-acre parcel on Mohawk Blvd. SPCA’s outreach through the years has expanded to provide a low-cost vaccination service, an ongoing animal cruelty investigation program, weekly pet visitation to residents in 25 area nursing homes (designed to promote the therapeutic animal-human bond), educational programs on pet care and health, and a safe haven for pets of families during domestic violence episodes. And, of course, there is the mobile adoption center, with space for at least 15 animals to make choosing a new pet more comfortable and convenient. When it comes to carpet

“And for those who are greenconscious, STAINMASTER® PetProtect® lasts longer than traditional carpeting. Since it does not need to be replaced as often, there is less waste in landfills,” adds Penny. “This carpet really does make sense for people with pets and kids.” Grigsby’s 20,000-square-foot showroom also features a large selection of tile, natural stone, laminate floors and countertops, cork, bamboo, hardwood flooring and area rugs from vintage to modern in all shapes, sizes and colors. Their commercial division also features many choices for high-traffic areas that don’t get the TLC of home floor coverings. Trying out a new look in your home is both fun and easy, thanks to Grigsby’s new website, www.grigsbys.com. The website offers a virtual room designer, all based on an uploaded photo of any room in your home. Change colors or change total looks as many times as you wish from wherever you are. Give a furry friend a “forever home” at the annual Adopt-A-Pet Visit Grigsby’s on October 17 Day at Grigsby’s Carpet, Tile & Rug Gallery on October 17. and adopt your new best friend. And, if you are in the market for new carpeting, save money on the and flooring of all types, by reducing attraction between STAINMASTER® PetProtect® Grigsby’s, too, has been an the hair and carpet. selections. icon since 1959. Their popular According to Grigsby’s STAINMASTER® PetProtect® Operations Manager Penny carpet is the first carpet and Carnino, all STAINMASTER® For more information, contact cushion system designed for pets PetProtect® carpeting will be Grigsby’s Carpet, Tile and their people. This pet-friendly offered at reduced prices through carpeting resists pet stains October 24. “This is the ideal time & Rug Gallery with a built-in stain resistance to take a look at this carpeting 4417 S. Sheridan Rd. that won’t wash off. The that could be in your home for the Tulsa, OK 74145 STAINMASTER® PetProtect® holidays,” she says. Besides being carpet and cushion system pet-friendly, STAINMASTER® (918) 627-6996 provides a breathable moisture PetProtect® is also kid-friendly. barrier that helps prevent spills What parent hasn’t worked (to no www.grigsbys.com from penetrating the padding and avail) to lift various spills on the www.ValueNews.com subfloor. It also releases pet hair hallway carpet?

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Kids and Adults Agree – Corn Maize Doesn’t Shuck

The annual Corn Maize takes place October 2 through November 8 in Broken Arrow.

By Sheryl Sowell A fall family-friendly tradition returns with the annual Tulsa Corn Maize in Broken Arrow, featuring two corn maizes (one haunted), children’s activities, fire pits, paintball and more. The fun takes place Friday, October 2 through Sunday, November 8. Hours are Friday from 5 to 10 p.m., Saturday from 10 to 10, and Sunday from 1 to 6. Wednesdays will be open for church groups, and Thursdays will be available for other large groups. The maize is also open during the week from 9 to 1 for school field trips. “The Coweta first graders come every year,” says Jack Schlekeway. Jack, aka “Farmer Jack,” builds and operates the maizes each year simply because “so many people love it and would be disappointed if I didn’t!” He also has a lot of fun doing it and loves see the joy on the kids’ faces. Families return year after year for good old-fashioned autumn entertainment. Farmer Jack has been involved with the maize since it first began 14 years ago. The only time the maize hasn’t happened was after the two hot, dry summers a couple years ago when temperatures stayed in the 100s for weeks, preventing the corn from growing. In addition to the regular

corn maize will be a “haunted” maize that begins at dark, complete with costumed spooks jumping out from corners and scaring those brave enough to walk the twists and turns. Children will have a blast with all the fun activities available, including a cow train (a bucket train pulled around by Farmer Jack’s tractor), hayrides, duck races, hay jumps and hay hops, target shooting paintball, and the corn box (a box filled with corn seeds for kids to pile into and

play in). The price of admission includes everything except for paintball target shooting – stop by the “Corn”venient Store to purchase paintballs. Prices are $3 for 50 shots or $5 for 100. Nine fire pits are available for reservation and are always a huge hit with large groups and families. Groups of 15 or more can reserve a fire pit for the entire evening. “Some places charge $20 an hour for a fire pit, so they’re really popular each year,” adds Farmer Jack. You’re invited to bring your

own hot dogs, marshmallows, snacks, and coolers. Farmer Jack provides a supply of fire wood; if groups want more than what is provided, they will need to bring additional wood or purchase more from Jack. A picnic table and stumps for sitting are on hand for each pit, but Farmer Jack encourages groups to bring their lawn chairs. Fire pits must be reserved in advance by calling (918) 232-4299. “You’ll need to call at least 48 hours in advance for a reservation. The fire pits

almost always get booked up early for Fridays and Saturdays.” He also provides two community fire pits for those who haven’t made a reservation and still want to enjoy a toasty fire and tasty smores. Everyone is welcome to bring their own treats to the maize, but the “Corn”venient Store also sells snacks like chips, popcorn, candy, sodas, hot cocoa and smores kits. “I keep my prices around $1 for each item,” says Farmer Jack. The Tulsa Corn Maize is a popular and affordable destination for birthday parties, youth sports team celebrations, Girl Scout gatherings, churches, and family parties. Admission prices are $9 for adults, $7 for children 4 to 12 years old, and 3 and under are free. To get there, simply go east on Kenosha (71st Street) to 321st East Avenue and follow the signs. The event is family friendly; no drinking or smoking is allowed.

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AVB Opens New Downtown Branch continued from page 1 toric move, we paused to reflect on the past and celebrate the many successes of both customers and community in which we have played a part. We are proud to remain in the heart of the Rose District and are excited about serving future generations.”

Retail and commercial depository and lending staff will be housed in the new facility, as will AVB’s financial services department, offering products and services through their broker-dealer, LPL Financial, a wholly owned subsidiary of LPL Investment

Holdings, Inc. AVB’s human resources and information technology departments will also office in the new building. The new branch has a connected, multi-lane drive-thru with enhanced technology, allowing bank personnel to directly

The new AVB Bank at 322 S. Main St. in Broken Arrow’s Rose District.

connect with customers, and a 3,500-square-foot exhibit area to be used for value-added bank events and functions. In coming months, clients visiting the lobby can explore AVB’s mobile and web offerings at the technology bar, plus, get a sense of AVB history at the History Wall, where bits of historic AVB memorabilia will be displayed. A portion of AVB’s extensive Native American and western art collection will be displayed throughout the facility. While the location at 302 S. Main will be closed from public access, AVB support and operational staff, including credit administration, finance, compliance, and bookkeeping will remain on-site. The sculpture, “Binding Contract,” by sculptor Bradford J. Williams, stands in the new AVB plaza. “The sculpture says so much about how people treat each other,” said Williams, “and I know that AVB still holds in high esteem the tried and true traditions of honest, hard work and that a person’s promise, by hand-

Zap Bedbugs with Frostbite Shelia Disler, Justin Buckmaster and Andrea Monks are the bedbug experts at Mother Nature’s, and they have some alarming facts to share. Bedbugs are round, nocturnal insects that subsist on a diet of blood. They snack on mammals, and given the choice, they prefer us humans. Most of the time bedbugs are thin and slightly transparent. Once they’ve dined, they are fat and brown. Because you and I are their favorite snack, they’ve become very adept at hiding in our houses – in beds, cracks in the walls, electrical fittings – anywhere, in fact, where they can get close to us but stay out of sight. Bedbugs aren’t dirty, they don’t spread disease, they

move slowly, and they can’t fly. But when they bite, they make you itch like crazy. “Bedbugs are one of nature’s best hitchhikers,” says Shelia, “and today they are found in even the finest homes, hotels and motels, movie theaters, restaurants, subways and other public transportation. Wherever we go, they go!” (Are you itching yet?) Although you can’t eliminate an infestation of bedbugs yourself, you can enlist professionals to fight the battle. Mother Nature’s has just introduced Frostbite, a sub-zero method of freezing bedbugs on contact. Frostbite is also effective on roaches and other pests. “Frostbite disrupts all life stages

of the bedbug,” says Justin. “We recommend a minimum of five treatments that include Frostbite and other conventional follow-up treatments to eliminate the tiny critters. People don’t realize it, but bedbugs also hide under baseboards, between mattresses, in plastics like kids’ walkers and toys, in suitcases and travel bags and, literally, just about anywhere. We’ve even found them in breathing machines.” Here are some great tips from Andrea to help you reduce the risk of getting bedbugs in your home: When you travel, don’t put your luggage on the bed. Inspect motel rooms prior to “moving in.”

a lot of nice people,” he added. “Jim Glover Chevrolet is growing by leaps and bounds,” says David. “We have many seasoned technicians in our service department and will be looking for additional experienced individuals as we continue our growth. I’m really glad to be the service manager at Jim Glover Chevrolet, and I appreciate the fact that the organization places such a strong emphasis on integrity. With this attitude, business is going to be good and you’re going to make customers happy.” The attitude permeating Jim Glover Chevrolet is to hire talented people and empower them to do their jobs. Technicians are ASE trained and David promotes cross-training with all his service employees, as annual training goals are set for each individual. “Each year GM introduces new training requirements,

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continued from page 1 The safest place for luggage is the bath tub. (Bedbugs hate porcelain and tile.) When you get home, leave the luggage in the garage. Put all the clothes from your luggage in the dryer and turn the dry cycle on high. (Temperatures over 115 degrees F will kill bedbugs.) After putting clothes through one dry cycle, wash them and then do another dry cycle. Bedbugs love clutter. If guilty, remove clutter. When you order something online or through the mail, don’t open it inside your home. The number one carrier of bedbugs today is secondhand fur-

Honesty, Integrity, Respect and Trust Chevy dealer carries a huge inventory of new Chevrolet vehicles and certified preowned vehicles, and provides outstanding automotive services on all makes and models. Service Manager David Thompson graduated from Broken Arrow High School in 1980 and has 34 years in the automotive business. “When I was a kid,” says David, “my dad and I had a common interest – we both loved to spend time in the garage messing with cars.” When David was just 15, he was working part-time for a local Broken Arrow mechanic shop. Since the age of 18, he has worked with several area Chevrolet dealers, beginning as a porter and quickly graduating to detailer, technician, technician, service advisor, and then service manager. “I’ve had really great mentors over the years and worked with

shake, is still the highest form of shared expectations.” Throughout her 40+ years at AVB Bank, Kelley KimbroughRash has seen significant regulatory changes in the financial industry. Rash, AVB Bank Chairman, Board of Directors, stated, “In today’s regulatory environment, the amount of paperwork that must be generated has certainly increased. However, the way we have done business for generations is the way we do business today – with a handshake. This is our bond.”

and we ensure that our technicians and service advisors receive all required and recommended training to keep them on top of their game.” Jim Glover Chevrolet boasts the finest in state-of-the-art service equipment and currently has over 25 technicians to serve you. If you’re a customer, you’ll receive periodic service reminders for upcoming recommended maintenance. Jim Glover is also an Isuzu dealer and provides service on all makes and model of vehicles. “We accept competitors’ coupons for service,” says David, “plus we have 12 dedicated technicians who provide oil changes, tire rotations and other quick services.” It’s always a good idea to make an appointment for vehicle service, and you can either call or go online to do it. Jim Glover Chevrolet also has a complete

niture. (Mother Nature’s recommends a treatment of Frostbite before bringing furniture into your home.) As always, use good sense and good judgment. If you do find bedbugs, call Mother Nature’s to launch a treatment with Frostbite.

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UUncorking the Cure for MS The 14th annual dinner and auction benefiting the National MS Society will be October 15 at Cain’s Ballroom.

By Gena Hyde

On Thursday, October 15, the National MS Society will host the 14th annual Uncorking the Cure for MS with a western chic theme at the legendary Cain’s Ballroom. This annual dinner and auction raises funds to fuel progress in MS research, and supports much needed programs and services that help each person living with MS live their best life. Singer, performer and bandleader Cindy Cain was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2000. Raised in Pryor, Oklahoma, Cindy honed her vocals and style while living in Washington, D.C. before relocating in 2001 to Tulsa, where she has received many accolades for her work. After years of performing in various venues in Washington, D.C. and Oklahoma, Cindy’s performance schedule has slowed down mainly due to fatigue from her MS. However, she continues to lend her time and talent to raise funds and awareness for multiple sclerosis through events such as Uncorking the Cure for MS and Walk MS. Cindy attended Uncorking the Cure for MS for the first time in 2014 with members of her Walk MS team. She bought tickets as a way to thank her friend and team captain of Violette’s

Vengeance, Donna Leming. “I’ve been touched from the start by Donna’s persistence in raising money for MS research.” Another friend, who also lives with MS and is a volunteer with the National MS Society, encouraged Cindy to become more actively involved in Uncorking the Cure for MS. Cindy is a member for the event’s steering committee and is the featured entertainment with her band. “Working on the steering committee and performing at this year’s Uncorking the Cure for MS is the coalescence of two

threads – a thread of persistence and a thread of advocacy, by others on my behalf. I’m grateful to have the opportunity to share my story if it helps someone else and to say thank you to those who have helped and inspired me,” Cindy said. “Everyone on the MS spectrum – persons living with MS, their family and friends, caregivers, physicians, researchers – needs every bit of persistence and advocacy we can muster.” Uncorking the Cure for MS attendees will enjoy catering by Lambrusco’z to Go, Triumph Cellars Wines, live and silent

auctions, a wine pull, and a special concert by local recording artist Cindy Cain and the Red Hot Pokers. Western chic or cocktail attire is requested. Event information and ticket purchase are available at uncorkingthecureforMSok.org or by contacting Pamela O’Briant at Pamela.BakerOBriant@nmss.org or (405) 463-4863. Multiple sclerosis, an unpredictable, often disabling disease of the central nervous system, interrupts the flow of information within the brain, and between the brain and body.

Symptoms range from numbness and tingling to blindness and paralysis. The progress, severity and specific symptoms of MS in any one person cannot yet be predicted, but advances in research and treatment are moving us closer to a world free of MS. Most people with MS are diagnosed between the ages of 20 and 50, with at least two to three times more women than men being diagnosed with the disease. MS affects more than 2.3 million people worldwide. In 2014, the Society invested $50.6 million to advance more than 380 research projects around the world in order to stop MS in its tracks, restore what has been lost, and end MS forever. Through its comprehensive nationwide network of programs and services, it also helped more than one million people affected by MS connect to the people, information and resources needed to live their best lives.

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See It, Make It, Give It OHCE offers a day to learn and share holiday gift ideas Monday, October 26 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. By Deanna Rebro Oklahoma Home and Community Education (OHCE) presents “Happy Holiday Gift Ideas” on Monday, October 26 at the OSU Extension Office, 4116 E. 15th St. in Tulsa, from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. Eleven food and crafts demonstrations by OHCE members will provide gift ideas that anyone can make and enjoy giving (and receiving). See demonstrations for embroidery, Mason jar and jar ring makeovers, cloth gift baskets, a watercolor greeting card, quilting, a yo-yo mania Christmas tree, a poly mesh wreath, an easy sewing project, jewelry made from wire and two holiday food items. Each demonstration is budget conscious, with several projects featuring repurposed or reinvented items already in your home. A booklet with easy-tofollow instructions, patterns and recipes is included. Kathy Erwin, membership committee chairperson, Tulsa County, says this is a first of what they hope will become an annual event. “We gave this a holiday theme,” she says, “but what is really nice is how most of the projects can be adapted seasonally for any gift-giving occasion.” And

Michelle Bonicelli, Kathy Erwin, and Julaine Farless show some of the items you can learn to make at the Happy Holiday Gift Ideas event. you don’t need prior skill in any area to produce an attractive and welcome gift. If you have always wanted to try our hand at quilting, embroidery or jewelry making, this is the perfect opportunity to learn something new in the company of other ladies united in the same effort. There will be five presentations before a lunch of taco soup and chocolate dessert, and six presentations after

lunch. Cost, including lunch, is $8 per person. Seating is limited so reservations must be made by October 15. “We are proud to serve the community in this unique and special way,” says Kathy. “We want people to get to know us and what we do, and hopefully join one of our seven groups in Tulsa County.” Representatives from each of the groups – Candleliters, Daisies, Eastside, Jenks, Owasso

Pioneers, Southside Neighbors, and Valley View – will be on hand to introduce themselves and the specific community service project they support, which include Happy Hands School for the Deaf, Quilts of Valor, Jenks Food Bank, and Tulsa Count Emergency Shelter. All groups uphold the goal to develop leadership and to promote and extend the best interests of the family, home and community through the associations in all 77

counties. Countywide projects include cultural enrichment, family issues, healthy living, a holiday luncheon, membership, promotional sales, resource management, scholarships, and the Tulsa County Fair. The 80-year-old OHCE grew out of home demonstration clubs who made it their mission to distribute educational information on agricultural and home economics to individuals who did not attend college. Now under the umbrella of OSU Cooperative Extension, sharing information and teaching skills to others is still one of OHCE’s major tenets. Anyone who wants to learn something new on October 26, and have a lot of fun getting into the holiday spirit, should send a check for $8 no later than October 15 to OHCE-TC, 8536 E. 7th St., Tulsa, OK 74112-4810.

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RRVs for Everyone Since January 2013, Bob Hurley RV of Tulsa has grown to the top dealer in Oklahoma. By Duane Blankenship Bob Hurley, well-known and respected Oklahoma automotive dealer, partnered with Kim Siex (pronounced “six”) in January of 2013 to launch Bob Hurley RV. Since that time, the pair and their professional staff have far exceeded initial sales plans and personal expectations. Managing Partner Kim says, “Since our opening just a little over two and a half years ago, our growth has been phenomenal, with several expansions including outgrowing our original shop in the first 24 months.” The dealership sells top brand travel trailers, fifth wheels and motor homes, and accessories, and they provide service on any make or model. Kim Siex is a 33-year veteran of the RV industry and started the new venture with just two employees. In the first five months, Bob Hurley RV had grown to 28 employees and

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ten dealer in the nation for all other brands we sell.” Bob Hurley RV is now stocking the Keystone Cougar, the number one selling fifth wheel in its class. “This product has been a huge success,” said Kim. “We sold four units the first week we got them.” RV buyers are offered more features, more innovative floor plans, and high quality with the Cougar, all at a popular price. Their models are unique with island kitchens, front living rooms, a choice of several bunk house models and toy hauler options. “In short, there’s a perfect Cougar model for your personal tastes.” Kim Siex is the managing partner for Bob Hurley RV, located just west of The American the Arkansas River on West Skelly Drive in Tulsa. Coach Revolution contains superb craftsmanship is a high-end motor and unsurpassed sophistication. home product selling in the For more information, contact The difference is in the details, $500,000 range. American Bob Hurley RV and they are built to last.” Many Coach is known for building accessories are available to fit luxurious motor homes that use 2002 W. Skelly Drive individual tastes and needs on the only premium components, and Tulsa, OK 74107 Revolution. exceptional attention is given to Stop by Bob Hurley RV and material quality in every Coach. (918) 947-8800 take a look at their RV inventory, “Not only are the products built www.BobHurleyRV.com accessories and beautiful facility. on industry standards, but on It’s an impressive place and it has customer standards as well,” www.ValueNews.com a product just for you. said Kim. “Every motor home

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Busy Season for Rogers County Historical Society

RCHS activities include the Old Home Tour, a Murder Mystery, Downton Abbey Christmas Tea and other exciting changes at Claremore’s Belvidere Mansion. By Carol Beck-Round For the Rogers County Historical Society, the next few months are an exciting time as several events are planned to raise funds for the non-profit organization. The annual Old Home Tour is set for Saturday, October 10 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., featuring several historic homes in the downtown Claremore area. “The home tour is an important fundraiser for us,” says Morgan Williams, RCHS vice-president. “The homeowners have put a lot of effort into the renovation of these historic homes.” Tickets can be purchased in advance or on the day of the event at the Belvidere Mansion for $12 each. No reservations are required. On October 23 and 24, a murder mystery written by Jessica Ammons is scheduled. “Death Before Dinner” will include an elegant dinner, wine, dessert and the performance on the third floor of

the Belvidere Mansion’s ballroom. Mark Ogle will serve as the Master of Ceremonies, with Grant Driver as director. Dinner will be served at 6 p.m. Reservations are required. Cost is $50. To reserve your spot, call Patrick Deaver at (918) 688-0651. “This is a completely new murder mystery written especially for the Belvidere,” Deaver says. “A Super Sleuth Award will be presented to the audience member who solves the mystery.” A Downton Abbey Christmas Tea is set for November 24 at 4 p.m. at the Belvidere during Dickens on the Boulevard festivities. Attendees will enjoy sweets and savories as well as hot tea. Cost is $25 and reservations are required by calling (918) 688-0651. “Guests are encouraged to dress in period costumes, but it isn’t necessary,” says Kathy Wilken, Belvidere Tea Room manager. Costume prizes will

be awarded. The Tea Room is also featuring new desserts by Debra Phillips, who has created Members of the Rogers County Historical Society are preparing exclusive desserts for Rogers State for the upcoming Old Home Tour in downtown historical University fundraising auctions. Claremore. (L to R): Hoytanna Benigar, RCHS president; Patrick Her signature cakes, truffles, Deaver, vice-president; Susan Cunningham, Belvidere Gift cheesecake in a jar, and more are Store Manager; Sandra Coy, RCHS treasurer; (back) Kathy now available at the Belvidere. Wilken, Belvidere Tea Room Manager; and Morgan Williams, Besides new desserts, the RCHS vice-president. Cunningham’s historic home is one that Tea Room is also now offering will be featured on the Old Home Tour. specialty items on the regular menu in addition to new fare, All proceeds from the fundraisers including shepherd’s pie, go into the restoration and enchilada casserole and chicken For more information, contact pot pies. “We’re also adding a new preservation of the Belvidere Mansion and the Totem Pole Park, fall chicken salad,” Wilken says. Rogers County “Tea for Two” has also been added both owned by RCHS. Historical Society RCHS meets the last Monday to the menu and is available at all of each month at 7 p.m. at the times. For $22, guests can enjoy (918) 688-0651 Belvidere. President Hoytanna sweets, savories, and scones, as www.rchs1.org Benigar says, “We’d love for anyone well as a pot of hot tea. interested in helping us preserve The RCHS is a nonprofit www.ValueNews.com the Belvidere Mansion as well as 501c3 organization which receives the Totem Pole Park to join us.” no local, state or federal money.

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Halloween Activities for Everyone The Castle of Muskogee’s annual Halloween Festival returns with a new event this year – Portal to the Dead. By Renee Profitt

Expect a bigger, better, and more exciting Halloween Festival at the Castle of Muskogee with new scenes, more actors, and new merchants. Enjoy eleven great Halloween events at one incredible location, 3400 West Fern Mountain Road in Muskogee, Oklahoma’s 60-acre Halloween Theme Park! You’ll find thrills for the entire family, both inside and outside The Castle, located a short 35-minute drive from Tulsa on the Muskogee Turnpike. New this year – Portal to the Dead! Ancient hieroglyphics led modern scientists to create “portals” where we can see the spirits of the dead. We can only hope they can’t come through the portal into our world! A big hit when introduced in 2013, the 10,000-square-foot Dark Castle Zombie Hunt will continue in 2015. You will be issued an infrared assault weapon that fires special “Zombie Bullets” to protect yourself and kill Zombies while you search for survivors of the raging Zombie wars inside. Or, try a walk through the woods on the Trail of Blood, where the lost souls of those who have gone before will guide you; the Torture

Chamber shows what really happened in medieval times in the depths of the dungeons; Casa Morte is a labyrinth through the 12th Century Castle with doom and mystery around every corner; Domus Horrificus takes you to the areas where your favorite horror monsters dwell; and in the Ultimate Maze, most of you will find your way, and the rest of you, well… For those of you with faint hearts, there is always the Haunted Hayride, a trip that is sure to keep you on your toes as you ride through the Halloween Festival grounds; the Enchanted Boardwalk is your chance to stroll on the boardwalk filled with Halloween inflatables; experience live entertainment on the Chessboard Stage with the Magic of Matthew VanZee, The Escapologist, and the comedy of the Jester Rejects. For little ones 8 years of age and under, The Halloween Festival hosts Halloween Land – an old-fashioned carnival of kid-friendly games, face painting, and prizes with absolutely no scares! The Halloween Village is the place where everyone experiences the very best of

The Castle’s Halloween Festival takes place every weekend in October. Halloween, including ghost stories, dancing, hot and cold food and drinks, games, and bounce houses. Best of all, admission to the Village is free. On Friday, October 9 only, there will be a canned food drive benefiting the Muskogee Cooperative Ministries Food Pantry. For every canned food item you bring to the Castle, you will receive half off a single ticket. Parking and admission to the Halloween Village is free. Tickets must be purchased for each event

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