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Baked to Perfection Honey Baked Ham of Tulsa caters to your needs for the perfect holiday meal. By Duane Blankenship Honey Baked Ham Co. and Cafe of Tulsa does it all to please their customers. This unique business was opened in 2003 and current Owner/Operator Lee Griffin took over the helm in 2010. Families and businesses across the country recognize Honey Baked ham, turkey and specialty products as a superior holiday and everyday choice for families, businesses and clients. Select from packaged products or make your own custom package. The parent company began in the 1940s when founder Harry Hoenselaar patented the perfect final

touch to his gourmet hams: the spiral-slicing process. Harry also had a unique curing and cooking procedure that produced one-of-a-kind, high quality, bone-in smoked hams. He opened his first Honey Baked Ham Co. store in Detroit, Michigan, in 1957. The company is family-owned and Harry’s procedures are still used in preparing products just as he did…one at a time, an element that makes Honey Baked hams and turkeys so different from similar products. Whole Honey Baked Turkeys are also available roasted, smoked, or Cajun style. (continued on page 24)

Saving You Time and Energy Energy Tech Inc. offers variety in products, services and guaranteed customer satisfaction for your windows, siding and doors. By Erica Ludwig Everybody loves a good deal, especially on a quality product. When it comes to home renovation and building, you want the most for your buck without cutting corners. Jim Evans at Energy Tech, Inc. understands this, which is why his top priority is the customer. He does the research on prices and products so you don’t have to. Not only that, he’ll show you how to replace windows in your own home. “We carry most of the window samples of our competitors,” he said. “The best way you can compare windows is putting them right next to each (continued on page 24)

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EEat Right, Move Right The Rock Church offers education and classes for wellness and health.

By Deanna Rebro Eating and exercise go hand in hand when it comes to a healthy lifestyle. Although we eat and move our muscles every day, we may not be doing the right things to achieve the greatest benefits for our bodies. The Health Service Team at The Rock Church is offering an opportunity to learn about health, nutrition and exercise.

On November 4th they will present Healthy Eating Coach Sharon Stroud and International Federation of Bodybuilding and Fitness (IFBB) professional women’s physique body builder Brittany Watts to share their expertise on becoming healthy and staying healthy. Sharon Stroud is well known in the area for her lectures and television recipes. She teaches

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Transforming Lives for Over 20 years Crossroads Clubhouse sets annual open house for October 20.

By Scott McClung It’s a night of fun, awareness, and appreciation. Crossroads Clubhouse, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization providing hope and opportunities for Tulsa area adults living with mental illness, will host an Open House on October 20 from 4:00-7:00 p.m, at 1888 E. 15th St. There will be light hors d’oeuvres, drinks, and live music by The Scis-

sortails. There will also be guided tours of Crossroads, with Program Coordinators on hand to answer questions about Employment, Education, Housing, Culinary, and Wellness Programs. The event is free and open to the public. The annual event serves two purposes: to thank donors, grant makers, referral sources, student interns, and volunteers, and to educate the general public as well

as prospective members and their families about the services offered. With a considerable spotlight on funding for mental healthcare in Oklahoma, it’s important to play a part. Crossroads is not a treatment facility and offers no such services. As an accredited member of Clubhouse International (iccd. org), which oversees the operations of over 340 Clubhouses worldwide, Crossroads is the other half of the

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mental health equation, helping members to reach and sustain their full potential. This is how its members transcend stigma and live a life in which he or she is a person, not an illness. Crossroads is celebrating its 21st year of service to the Tulsa area. Their central location means easy access for members, many of whom use the bus system or The Lift. Their Transitional Employment (TE) Program is a partnership with local businesses, including Reasor’s, Marshall’s, and the Altamont Bakery at B’nai Emunah Synagogue. In TE, Crossroads turns members into employees who earn respectable incomes and contribute to the local economy. Employment Coordinator Lily Leffall said, “One of the beauties of TE is that an employee (Crossroads member) is covered if for some reason he or she can’t go to work on a certain day. A staff member learns the position, and we are the ones who train them, not the employer. So the employer does not have to go through the training process.” The Crossroads Housing Program has placed many members in safe, affordable homes. Eight homeless members gained housing last year, while another ten who were in danger of losing their homes received funding to pay rent. Members who seek to com-

plete a degree or begin studies altogether can benefit from the Education Program, which offers field trips to college and technical campuses in the Tulsa area. Crossroads is a good steward of personal and environmental wellness. Members can assist the Culinary Unit in preparing daily lunches and tending to the Garden of Hope, which was recently named a National Wildlife Federation Certified Wildlife Habitat as well as a Monarch Waystation. Crossroads’ monthly Saturday Socials include movies, cultural festivals, and many other fun events. Find out more about Crossroads Clubhouse. Drop by for lunch and a tour at 12 noon, Monday through Friday. Visit online at www.crossroadsok.org. See you on October 20!

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Shop to Your Heart’s Content

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Heart of Broken Arrow Arts & Crafts Show Saturday, November 12 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Central Park Community Center on Main Street. This heart-warming tradition hosts many new and returning vendors, providing great gift ideas. You’ll find framed original art, furniture, men’s items, wood carvings, hanger safes, blankets and rugs, baby and pet items, sunglasses, crochet scarves, jewelry, character hats for young and old, quilted items, repurposed items, lots of items for kids, and much more. Call craft show chair Laurann Farris at (918) 251-1591 for booth availability. “We’re always looking for different and unique craft products,” she said. Committee Members for the 2016 Arts & Crafts Show

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include: Laurann Farris; James W. Farris, CPA; and Patsy Terry, Arrow Flowers & Gifts. The Heart of Broken Arrow Arts & Crafts Show showcases seasonal gifts and decorations. Satisfy your heart’s desires.

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Holiday Tea-Off

By Duane Blankenship

The 23rd annual Broken Arrow Main Street Merchants Association’s Holiday Tea-Off will be held on on Thursday, November 10. The Tea-Off will be from 6 to 9 p.m. in Downtown Broken Arrow. The Holiday Tea-Off presents an opportunity to visit the many outstanding shops lining Broken Arrow’s Main Street. Area residents may register for cash vouchers at participating merchants beginning Monday, November 7, through about 8:30 the evening of the Tea-Off. At 8:45 p.m. sharp on November 10, winning vouchers will be drawn on the stage at Dallas and Main. Monies totaling $2,000, with a $500 grand prize voucher redeemable with at any participating Main Street merchant. No purchase is necessary to register. You must be 18 years or older to enter and must be present to win the full face value of any cash voucher. If you are not

The Merchants on Main Street will open their doors and extend holiday hospitality to everyone at the Tea-Off

present, you will receive a voucher for half the original value. Downtown merchants will have new fall and holiday items, and several will host in-store drawings and provide light refreshments. Main Street will be closed from Dallas to Broadway to all but foot traffic on Tea-Off evening. A performance stage will be located at Dallas and Main, and horse-drawn carriage rides will be available at $4 per person. Those strolling Main Street during the Tea-Off could likely run into Santa, giving

kids the opportunity to drop a hint or two. The evening is packed with tons of wholesome family entertainment. Committee Members for the 2016 Tea-Off: Laurann Farris; James W. Farris, CPA; and Patsy Terry, Arrow Flowers & Gifts. The Holiday TeaOff is a Broken Arrow tradition guranteed to warm your heart. Bring friends and family for an evening of fun!

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Authentic Bavarian and Tulsa Culture The 2016 Linde Oktoberfest Tulsa celebrates local bier October 20-23

By Erica Ludwig A beloved Tulsa tradition is back for a 38th year. The 2016 Linde Oktoberfest will take place October 20-23. Tulsa’s largest festival is located at River West Festival Park on the west bank of the beautiful Arkansas River, and offers four days of authentic German celebration, including live music, games and, of course, food and drinks, among number other attractions. Admission is $7 in advance and $10 at the gate for adults and free for children 12 and under. The Autobahn Pass and other ticket packages are available online, allowing patrons to purchase admission and festival money ahead of time and bypass lines. On Family Friday, admission to the festival is free from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The carnival offers unlimited rides from noon to 6 p.m. with the purchase of a $20 All-Rides Wristband. Paid parking is available near the festival grounds at $10 and $20, or patrons can ride the free shuttles, which run three routes through downtown, midtown and south Tulsa, near alternative parking areas. “The sense of community is what Linde Oktoberfest Tulsa is known for,” says Festival Director

Tonja Carrigg. At this festival, there are no strangers and every participant can enjoy meeting new friends over good food, drink and entertainment.” Live music is always a favorite. Festival goers can expect German bands, country-western artists, oldtime rock, and dancing as entertainment for the festival. Also making it’s return is the Glockenspiel. The Glockenspiel is a two-story, giant life-sized kuckoo clock. Every hour on the hour, actors come out onto the second floor balcony and perform entertaining skits and then chime in the hour in ways only imaginable by Das Glockenspiel. A bar with adult beverages will also greet customers on the lower level. New to Oktoberfest is the OK Hoptoberfest Zelt. This tent featuring seven Oklahoma-based breweries is a celebration to local bier. Brands included in the tent include: Anthem Brewing Company, Hanson Brewing Company, Renaissance Brewing Company, Dead Armadillo Craft Brewing, Nothing’s Left Brewing Co., COOP Ale Works and 405 Brewing Co. Wine, mixed drinks and non-alcoholic beverages also will be served.

The popular commemorative beer stein will be offered again this year. Called the Maßkrug, this one-litre (33.8 fluid ounce) stein is designed to closely Live music, local beers and authentic cuisine are always cherished resemble the mug features of Linde Oktoberfest Tulsa. frequently used in Bavarian beer gardens and beer tion and other participant games struction Company, Inc.; Oktoberhalls and is a staple of Oktoberfest will be held during the festival. Full fest Sponsors German-American in Munich, Germany. schedule, details and event signup Society of Tulsa, PediStat; Official Many local restaurants will be is online. Media Sponsors Tyler Media, on site with a wide variety of menu Linde Oktoberfest Tulsa 2016 Z-104.5 The Edge, iHeartMedia, choices for all tastes. Some hightimes are Thursday from 5 p.m. to Cox Media Group Tusla; Hotel lights include Siegi’s sausage plate 11 p.m., Friday and Saturday from sponosrs Hyatt Regency, Holiday dinner, bratwurst pizza and Lanjae11 a.m. to 1 a.m., and Sunday from Inn, Doubletree by Hilton and ger (German beef jerky). Ludger’s noon to 6 p.m. Trade Winds Motor Inn. Wiener Schnitzel sandwich, apple Confirmed sponsors include: strudel and Bavarian cheesecake Title Sponsor The Linde Group; will be available for purchase. Official Sponsors Lufthansa The kids’ tent, Das JugendTechnik , Hard Rock Hotel and For more information, contact Zelt, will offer a variety of enterCasino, Zeeco; North America Linde Oktoberfest tainment for children each day, and Osage Casino; Offical Sponincluding magic shows, circus skills sors and Signature Biers Samuel Tulsa presentations, live music, a science Adams, Warsteiner, Goose Isalnd show and more. Authentic and Beer Co. and Spaten; Support(918) 596-2007 German-inspired games are fun to ing Sponsors Miller Truck Lines, play and watch. Osage Casino, Siegl’s Sausage Facwww.tulsaoktoberfest.org The Dachshund Dash is a race tory, Marshall Brewing Company, www.ValueNews.com featuring “wiener dogs.” The Bier Pepsi, Bud Light, EMSA, Coors Barrel race, Stein Hoisting competi- Light, COOP, Crossland Con-

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HHoliday Ready from Head to Toe Nail technician Debbie Edmonds and the rest of the Reveal Salon staff provide consultations in all services for guaranteed customer satisfaction.

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nails that have been unkempt, brittleness and discoloration make for unsightly nails and can ruin your entire look. Quality is important in finding a manicurist. Stopping into a random nail salon can be risky. How experienced is the person

doing your nails? Do you leave with pain under your nails, or cuts along your cuticles? Salons that don’t have high sanitary and cleaning standards can lead to infections and discomfort. Debbie Edmonds of Reveal Salon & Aesthetics has a long list of faithful clients that show this is not the case for her services. “Debbie has so many clients that have stuck with her,” says Owner and Esthetician Nicole McGinnis. “ I think that just shows not only her character but her care and dedication to her clients.” Debbie has 30+ years of experience as a nail technician, and many of her clients stayed with her since she began. She has been at Reveal for the past four years, and says her clients enjoy the pleasant, clean atmosphere of the salon. She provides women and men of all ages services including manicures, pedicures, acrylic nails and Shellac. She also uses solar Debbie Edmonds, nail technician at Reveal Salon & Aesthetics.

Fall is finally here and nothing ushers in a new season better than a new look. Whether trying something new, or just wanting to look good for holiday parties and events, always start with the base: your nails. Chipped polish,

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Saving You Time and Energy other. It helps give the customer an idea of what they’re looking for.” With a lifetime of experience in the home improvement industry, Jim Evans opened his company, Energy Tech, Inc. The company provides Energy Star® qualified windows and patio doors. Energy Tech provides wholesale building products like replacement windows, patio doors, entry doors, vinyl siding, and sunrooms to homeowners and contractors within a 100 mile radius of Tulsa and all of green country, including Grand Lake, Lake Eufaula, Lake Tenkiller and Fort Gibson Lake. All of

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for $5 each or in bundles at discounted prices. Exciting prize packages and items such as two rounds of golf at the Patriot Golf Club in Owasso will be raffled. To purchase your tickets, call Waterstone Private Wealth Management for more information at 918.272.1120. Those attending are encouraged to get into the Halloween spirit by dressing up in Classic Dapper and Flapper Hollywood Horror style. You’re sure to recognize remnants from horror movies like “The Exorcist”, “The Shinning”, “Rosemary’s Baby”, “Alien”, “The Thing”, “Psycho”, “Jaws”, “Poltergeist” and “Frankenstein” in each room at the Haunted Mansion. A private event will also be hosted by the Grants on

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exactly to make sure it’s the perfect fit. “We care if things are done right,” says Jim. “Our goal is to offer people the best product for the best price.” In addition to vinyl windows, they also sell aluminum windows. Their steel and fiber glass doors are Therma-Tru made by Boise Cascade of Tulsa. Energy Tech also offers custom sunrooms. All of the siding products the company offers are designed to provide durable performance and beauty year after year. Jim’s advises all customers and potential clients in the market to do extra research on the history of products.

Classic Hollywood Horror Halloween Bash Tickets must be purchased in advance no later than October 24th. Those attending are asked to park at Freedom Church located at 96th North & 177th East Ave where a shuttle will run to and from the Grant Haunted Mansion every 15 minutes. Event admission is $50 per person with all proceeds benefiting Community Special Olympics to help athletes attend the Special Olympics held in Stillwater twice each year. Admission cost includes an evening full of Classic Hollywood Horror and a Night of Fright with cocktails and bubbles, tastes, bites and sweets. The event will spotlight a Costume Contest, Silent Auctions and Dance Competitions. Raffle tickets will also be available

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exciting evening of fun at Waterstone Private Wealth Management’s Classic Hollywood Horror Halloween Bash. Proceeds will go to Community Special Athletes Organization, Inc., a non-profit organization that assists individuals in the community who have physical and/or mental disabilities by enabling them to attend The Special Olympics in Stillwater.

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Will Rogers Days Plans Expansion Will Rogers Museum to combine events with Claremore and Rogers County November 3-6.

By Pat Reeder Will Rogers Memorial Museum opened Nov. 4, 1938, three years after the death of the man who still remains Oklahoma’s most recognizable native. Thousands of people dotted the hillside of the Memorial, streets were teeming with horses and floats for a giant parade — and there was gridlock on the highway between Tulsa and Claremore. Will Rogers Days have been observed every year since that date except for early war years. “Today events surrounding November 4, the date of Will’s birth on an Indian Territory ranch near Oologah, remain one of the state’s largest Will Rogers events,” said Tad Jones, Museum executive director. Plans are underway to combine a number of events going on in Claremore and all of Rogers County during Will Rogers Days Nov. 3-6, with Museum activities to return the celebration to the excitement of those days. From the Pumpkin Festival at Shepherd’s Cross and plans for downtown Oologah and the Birthplace Ranch to the J.M Davis Arms & Historical Museum, downtown Claremore and up Will Rogers Boulevard to Art on the Hill and the 19th Annual Native American Festival at Rogers State University,

Will Rogers Memorial’s celebration of Will Rogers Days will be multiday festivities at the Museum and throughout the community. “Will was always about community,” Jones said. “He wrote about coming home to family gatherings and feasts, visiting in downtown Claremore, Oologah and Chelsea, and going to rodeos and ropings.” The Will Rogers Days finale will be a parade down the street named for him in 1948 and the American Cowboys Rodeo Association Finals at the Claremore Expo Center. Palomino Horse Breeders Heritage Foundation, with Todd Branson riding a Palomino, will lead the Sunday afternoon parade. In 1948, the same year a Will Rogers three-cent commemorative stamp was issued, more than 100 members of the Palomino Association rode in the parade on onto the grounds where 69 mounted riders (in honor of Will’s 69th birthday) rode down the steps to the Rogers’ family tomb and placed a wreath. Comanche, one of Will’s favorite mounts, was a Palomino. Branson will ride to the tomb at 12:30 p.m. prior to the parade and with members of the Indian Women’s Pocahontas Club; place a wreath at the tomb. Family members, friends of Will, actors, sports

stars, Indian chiefs, politicians, bands, the famous and infamous have participated in Will Rogers Days in the past 78 years. The one constant — every year since the Museum opened, the Pocahontas Club, founded in 1899, has place a wreath at the tomb in honor of the friend and neighbor they accepted as an honorary member. Will Rogers Days Special events include: — Pumpkin Festival, Shepherd’s Cross, Sept. 22 through Nov. 5 — Christmas at the Belvidere, Nov. 3-5 — Children’s Day at the Museum, Nov. 3 (featuring Kowboy Kal) — Birthday Party at the Ranch, Nov. 4 (featuring Kowboy Kal and Oologah elementary students) — Art on the Hill, Rogers State University, Nov. 5-6 — American Cowboys Rodeo Association Finals, Nov. 3-6 — Indian Women’s Pocahontas Club, Hats Off to Will Gala, Nov. 5 — Native American Festival, Powwow, Rogers State University, Nov. 5 — Street Shopping, Oologah Cooweescoowee Avenue, Nov. 5 — First Saturday Claremore downtown shopping, Nov. 5

Mary Thompson, ranch wife and longtime member of Indian Women’s Pocahontas Club, and Todd Branson, Palomino Horse Breeders Heritage Foundation, will return to the Rogers tomb on Sunday, Nov. 5. — J.M. Davis Arms & Historical Museum Shootout, Nov. 5 — Route 66 Cruisers Car Show, Will Rogers Memorial Museum, Nov. 5 — Pony Express Ride, Sunday, Nov. 6 — Will Rogers Days Parade, 2 p.m. Sunday Nov. 6

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AA Charitable Tradition The ESA Benefit Craft Show will be Saturday, October 29 at Oliver Middle School in Broken Arrow. By Bev Schwarzkopf

Epsilon Sigma Alpha in Broken Arrow will be hosting their 44th annual Benefit Craft Show for October 29. This popular tradition, at Oliver Middle School, located at 3100 West New Orleans, is from 9-4 p.m. The show will feature handmade items from talented regional crafters, whose products you’ll be proud to display in your home or give as special gifts. Best of all, the philanthropic sorority’s proceeds will be donated to charities and nonprofits. Admission and parking are free, and hot food will be available. A silent auction and a book sale will add to the fun-filled day. Alpha Rho Chapter members take pride in the

responsibility to designate funding to groups in the Tulsa/Broken Arrow area. Groups that benefit from the craft show include Meals on Wheels, Broken Arrow Neighbors, Oklahoma Schools for the Deaf and Blind, Clarehouse, Easter Seals and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. ESA’s more then 40 years of association with St. Jude Hospital provides significant money to a special institution leading the way in fighting childhood cancer. Great strides have been made there to find cures, and no family has to pay for treatment. Several Alpha Rho members traveled to Memphis in March for “Thank You ESA Day” at St.

Jude Hospital. When asked about the experience, Eileen Wiley responded, “ I was so glad I went. I Susan Avis and Connie Smedley at Susan’s jewelry booth, ESA came away feeling like Benefit Craft Show. I needed to do more to raise money to benefit support worthy recipients. with a cost of $50 plus $3 for even more kids. I have heard Booths are numerous and electricity are still available about St. Jude all my life varied every year, with a for this excellent ESA 44th but never knew the whole combination of returning Benefit Craft Show. We look story. What dedication these vendors and new participants. forward to seeing you! doctors and researchers have! Come have breakfast or lunch When we toured the ESA at the concession area, and Floor and learned what a For more information, contact browse among the wonderful major role our sorority played shopping choices. From ESA Benefit Craft Show in helping Danny Thomas spooky Halloween décor get his dream off the ground, to elegant holiday wreaths, (918) 251-0617 it made me so proud to be a from hand-crafted jewelry to part of this!” unique wood and glass gifts, esacraftshowba@gmail.com The ESA Craft Show is there is something for every a great opportunity to enjoy shopper. www.ValueNews.com some holiday shopping and Booth spaces at at the same time help ESA approximately 8 by 10 feet,

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A Halloween Experience for All The Castle of Muskogee’s annual Halloween Festival returns with a new feature: The Halloween Train

By Renee Profitt Fall is in the air, which means the Halloween Festival at the Castle of Muskogee is just around the corner! Only a short drive from Tulsa, the Ghost Hosts’ of Oklahoma’s 60-acre park would like you to join them each weekend this October! You’ll find a collection of culinary creations, 30+

shops for crafts, décor, clothing, and delightful entertainment for the entire family! Much more than a Haunted House, the Castle provides an array of thrills between 11 different attractions. Their goal is to create one-of-a-kind memories of fun and adventure to everyone; Guests and Cast alike! New This Year: The Halloween Train! Guests may board

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from the Depot (located in the Castle Village) and enjoy a ride throughout the festive sites of the not-so-scary grounds. Families are encouraged to plan a trip to Halloween Land, a carnival themed area which is ideal for our younger castle goers. Activities include kidfriendly games, face painting, and prizes with absolutely no scares! 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 Castle countryside; the Enchanted Boardwalk is your chance to discover the magic of the Woodlands, which also features over 200 Halloween inflatables; experience live entertainment on the Chessboard Stage with the Magic of Matthew VanZee and the comedy of the Jester Rejects. Back by request, but new to October…

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Jack Sparrow will be entertaining on stage as well as gallivanting throughout the Castle Village. Within the Castle walls, guests can relive the doom of the dark ages by touring the Torture Chamber or daring a stroll through Casa Morte… translated to House of the Dead, this 12th Century labyrinth provides horror and menacing spirits around every corner. Looking to revisit the nightmare-inducing stars of the Silver screen? Be sure to plan a trip to Domus Horrificus, which takes you to the depths where your favorite monsters dwell; and in the Ultimate Maze, most of you will find your way, and the rest of you, well... Looking for a Bone-chilling scare? Venture into the depths of the Castle grounds and test your fear factor on the Trail of Blood. As a staple of the Castle’s Halloween Festival, we have redefined the possibilities and added new menacing creatures to this wooded walk. Guests may gather courage before entrance or count survivors afterwards at the trail’s pub, The Rack. The hideaway’s host, Elvira, may not offer sanctuary from the trail’s ghouls, but she’ll be there to

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• Insulation comes with manufacturers 10-year warranty • 4” concrete slab with rebar • 10’ sidewalls

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Claremore Chamber’s Sporting Clay Shoot Event Scheduled for October 28 at Long Shot Ranch located west of Skiatook. By Duane Blankenship

crest Hospital/Claremore, HydroClaremore Area Chamber of Com- Hoist Boat Lifts and TNG Power merce will host the first ever Sport- Equipment. ing Clay Shoot on Friday, October Team and Individual Registra28, at Long Shot Ranch located tion forms are currently available. west of Skiatook. Sponsors for this Registration deadline is October exciting event are Bill’s Sporting 21, 2016. Visit the Chamber’s Goods, RCB Bank, BancFirst, Hill- Website to download registration

forms or call the Chamber office for more information. Brian Callender of the Claremore Area Chamber is the Committe Chairman. He says, “The Long Shot Ranch Range is known for some extremely challenging stations and shooters have said

The 1st Annual Sporting Clay Shoot is presented by the Claremore Area Chamber of Commerce. Committee Members include (left to Right): Bill Lowe, Jeff Howell, Julie Simmons, Abby Lowe, Donna Lowe, Dell Davis & Brian Callender.

they always have a fun time vying for ‘bragging rights’ following each outing.” This year’s Sporting Clay event will include 12 stations. Entry fee for 100 clays is $125 per individual or $400 per four-man team. Each shooter will receive 100 clays and must provide their own eye and ear protection, a range requirement. Each participant must also provide their own shotgun in the gauge of choice plus four boxes of shot shells. If a shooter desires, he or she may buy up to two mulligans at a cost of $10 each. If you plan to buy mulligans, be sure to bring extra shot shells. And if you’re clueless as to what a mulligan is, it’s a missed shot that, against the rules, a participant is allowed to take again. Or, simply put, a little insurance! Shooters may also participate in an additional shooting event called a flurry. The flurry competition is $25 per shooter. Each person will be given five clay targets released in rapid succession. The obvious goal is to break as many as you can! Prior to kicking off the Sporting Clay Shoot festivities and competition, each participant will be required to attend a Shooter Safety Meeting. A continental breakfast and lunch is covered by your registration fee, and there will be soft beverage stations throughout

the clays course. Award plaques will be presented to the top three teams, Best Senior Shooter, High Overall Shooter, and the Best Flurry Shooter. The Claremore Area Chamber of Commerce sponsors multiple and diverse events each year and is the 450+ member voice of business in the Claremore community. They are an official private, non-profit corporation functioning since 1927. The Chamber offers a variety of services with the common goal of promoting a healthy economic atmosphere while preserving the excellent quality of life residents enjoy in Claremore. Support your Claremore Area Chamber by being a participant! Sign up for the first ever Sporting Clay Shoot on Friday, October 28.

For more information, contact

Claremore Chamber of Commerce 419 W. Will Rogers Blvd Claremore, OK 74017

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