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Your Partner for Life For over 30 years, Tulsa New Holland has provided quality products and outstanding, old-fashioned service to northeastern Oklahoma customers. By Duane Blankenship

Who doesn’t like first-class products linked with OEM parts and superior, down-home service? Obviously residents of northeastern Oklahoma do. Tulsa New (continued on page 24)

The Tulsa New Holland management team includes (L to R): Parts Manager John Asmus, General Manager Kelly Umphrey, Owner Mike McCrate, Sales Specialist Tim McCrate and Service Manager Travis McCrate.

Spring Tune-Up for Garage Doors Don’t have a costly failure by forgetting to have your garage doors serviced. By Duane Blankenship Superior Overhead Door celebrates its seven-year anniversary this month. Owner Steve Lewis has been in the garage door business for 34 years, and he and his wife, Tammy, provide dependable, high quality garage doors coupled with outstanding cus-

tomer service to residents of northeastern Oklahoma. They offer prebuilt doors in multiple styles and colors, plus custom garage doors to complement your home, whatever its style. Steve offers a word of caution: “Please be (continued on page 24)

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Owner Steve Lewis (far left) with his Superior team of technicians (L to R): Keith, Ben, Houston, John and Mark.

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Layoffs: Coping with Fear, Anger and Money BY MELANIE HASTY-GRANT

As oil and gas prices drop, many Oklahomans fear for their jobs. The anticipation of what’s to come makes fear and anxiety soar. All of us have a need for certainty in our lives. When we are faced with uncertainty in our jobs, it threatens our financial security and our family. It often leaves folks feeling powerless, scared and angry. It’s normal to have those feelings but important to remember that you don’t have to let your circumstances control and define you. While you may not have control of the circumstances, you have control over your own mind. Certainty comes from inside you, not from what has happened to you. Your thoughts, your feelings and your response are all up to you. You can begin to take control by developing a plan for your finances and creating a positive outlook for your future.

Revisit your Budget. Look at what is really a necessity and what you can cut back on. It may require a temporary change in lifestyle and expectations. For example, shelter, food and transportation are necessities. Fine dining, $5,000 mortgages and Porsche payments are not. Be practical and realistic. Apply for Unemployment and Prepare Your Résumé. Begin right away by utilizing your personal and professional networks for new opportunities. Get that résumé up to speed and start sending it out as soon as possible.

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Take Control of Your Retirement Assets. Consider a 401k Rollover. While there are positives and negatives to everything, you should consult with a financial professional about what option is best for you. Some people don’t want to leave their assets in the retirement plan of the company they are being dismissed from. However, there may be a couple of strategies to consider before making the final decision. Give us a call! 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 Principle of Waterstone Private Wealth Management. Securities and Advisory Services offered through LPL Financial, a Registered Investment Advisor, Member FINRA/SIPC.

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Reputation Through the Roof After 47 Years in Business

If you’re in the market for a new metal roof, Lucas Metal Works is highly regarded name in the industry. Metal offers a number of advantages over other roofing materials. By Sheryl Sowell Lucas Metal Work’s Metal Roofing and Metal Buildings products are used every single day in all industries. Over the past 47 years, the company has developed a stellar reputation across Oklahoma and the Midwest, offering the highest quality products and impeccable customer service. What many people may not know, however, is that residential customers can bring this same excellence to their own homes with Lucas metal roofing and metal buildings. Metal roofs have a number of advantages over other types of roofing materials. They not only look sleek and polished, thus increasing a home’s curb appeal, they are also highly energy-efficient and long-lasting. “Our metal roofs are guaranteed to last a long time, much longer than standard roofing materials – we offer a 40-year warranty,” says Tammy Laakso, marketing and sales manager for Lucas Metal Works. “The large selection of options is another advantage. Our 26 gauge metal panels are available in 16 different colors.”

Metal roofs are highly durable, which is critical in the ever-changing weather landscape of Oklahoma, where within a few weeks it’s possible to see snow, ice, sleet, sun, rain, high winds and tornadoes. Lucas Metal Works also serves residential customers with the addition of metal buildings to their properties. “Metal buildings are great for storage space or work space. We have many customers who purchase metal buildings for hobbies and storing cars, airplanes, boats and RVs. Metal buildings are also used as greenhouses,” says Tammy. “The vinyl insulation used on the inside of the metal buildings keeps the noise factor down while being energy efficient. These affordable buildings are a useful and sound investment to add to your property.” Tammy says that in addition to their top-tier products and talented team of professionals, what sets Lucas Metal Works apart is the strong relationship they maintain with their customers. “Lucas has been a trusted, re-

spected name in the industry for almost five decades. We work closely with our customers from start to finish and beyond.” In 1968, Raymond Lucas started up a small custom metal works shop, and it was not long before his ideas outgrew his humble Jerry, Lucas Metal Works employee, hard at work. space. What began as a one-room Arena Tool, designed by shop is now a sprawling facility in Raymond himself. It is a unique Ochelata with a team of nearly 50 For more information, contact tool that breaks up and levels out employees. They are expanding dirt, making the surface safer and their facilities this year with the Lucas Metal Works less impactful on horses’ hooves. addition of a new building. 396281 W. 3000 Rd. It has become the tool of choice Lucas offers a variety of serfor the National Finals Rodeo, as vices in addition to metal roofing Ochelata, OK 74051 well as numerous other rodeo asand buildings, including equip(918) 535-2726 sociations, farms and agricultural ment such as hay spears, bale businesses. “The original unit, unrollers, rock bucket, grapples, www.LucasMetalWorks.com built almost 20 years ago, is still pallet forks, and disc-mower www.ValueNews.com in use today in the Lucas family caddies. Their signature piece arena,” says Tammy. of equipment is the Groundhog

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By Christopher Davis “You never can tell with Oklahoma weather,” says Leilani Hughes, who co-owns S&W Tree Specialists with her parents, her husband, Dale Hughes, and her brothers, Bryan Merseburgh and Robby Mizumura. The family owned and operated tree service has seen it all. And after this last winter our state has experienced, there are

only two safe predictions about the upcoming seasons: it will be hot and there will be storms. “Our customers are our top priority,” says Leilani. S&W services all of the greater Tulsa area, from Muskogee to Mannford and Oologah to Bixby. S&W gains business by word of mouth for the most part, from satisfied

customers to their families and to their businesses. S&W covers all realms of the tree care field. With such unpredictable weather as Oklahoma has, S&W has introduced a new service called Tree Shield, for the environmental and safety-conscious person. For a fixed monthly rate, S&W Tree Specialists will tailor a service plan

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to the needs of the property. “Tree Shield works great for apartment complexes and large properties,” explains Hughes. Industrial and commercial lots, as well as home owners who run rental properties, are also well-suited for the program. When a customer signs up for the annual Tree Shield contract, they lock in a deal based on winter rates. “This time of year, the landscape companies are raising rates – it’s the busiest season,” explains Hughes. “When a customer signs up with Tree Shield, they not only get a bargain on hourly rates, but they’ll get priority when a storm hits.” Whenever a tornado, microburst or bad thunderstorm comes through, everyone rushes to call in tree service companies and things get even busier. With Tree Shield, you’re already on the schedule. And since tree specialists have been regularly maintaining the property, it is likely that storm damage will not be nearly as bad as it would have been otherwise. Co-owner Dale Hughes, a certified arborist with the ISA (International Society of Arborculture), leads S&W in tree pruning and maintenance, which can be a mix of proactive and reactive service. “Reducing – where you selectively remove only about a third of the tree – is one thing, but tree topping is bad for the trees.” Hughes says taking out too much of the tree will compromise the foliage, and prevent it from staying healthy and strong enough to survive, let alone withstand an Oklahoma storm. Of course, if a storm does take out branches, safe and swift removal is needed. S&W excels

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in this department. Providing 24hour emergency service, the company is ready for anything. With a fleet of powerful utility trucks and all the right tools, they take a near disaster and create a safe zone. Though S&W is wellequipped for extreme situations, they also handle routine maintenance. Services provided include seasonal tree trimmings and feedings, lawn pre- and postemergent, and fertilizing. The company prides itself on offering the best service at competitive rates, with attention to the specific needs of a property. Based in Coweta, S&W Tree Specialists serves a client base that extends from Muskogee to Mannford and from Oologah to Bixby. S&W has a proven record of handling high-profile landscapes and urban forests, with an account roster that includes FedEx, Brookhaven and St. John’s. Customers can count on S&W Tree Specialists to keep trees and landscapes green and healthy. With spring in full bloom, now is the time to make sure every step is taken to protect your plants for the year with Tree Shield.

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Tulsa Community Says “Yes” to Mabee The Mabee Center serves as setting for graduations, charity events and more.

www.ValueNews.com for their events. From catering to marketing, ORU’s Conference & Event Services handles every detail to ensure community events are successful. Whether the event is indoors or outdoors, they are ready to facilitate the vision. Conferences and concerts featuring world-class talent frequently fill seats at the Mabee Center. On April 7, the OSU Tulsa Business Forum brings Steve Wozniak for a question and answer session at the Johnston Theatre. Wozniak, co-founder of Apple and inventor of the Apple II computer, is offering a rare opportunity for Tulsans who are interested in his storied career and thoughts on the current state of technology. On April 11, Grammy-nominated singer/ songwriter Matthew West will perform for a packed house. Touring with West are special guests Mr. Talkbox and Colton Dixon. Every year, ORU hosts com-

Whether the students come nient location. Situated only a few from a large school like TCC or a miles away from I-44, I-75 and the This spring, the Mabee Center at small high school on the outskirts Creek Turnpike (at the intersecOral Roberts University continof town, they all love the chance tion of Lewis and 81st Street), the ues to serve as a venue for comto be on a big stage for their big facility solves a slew of logistics munity gatherings. In addition to moment. The ceremony is excitconsiderations for organizers hosting sports and performance ing for families, too. Hearing their and attendees alike. With ample events, the Mabee Center also loved one’s name on the sound parking on site and swift access provides the backdrop for comsystem with the crowd cheering to main streets, even full-capacity mencement ceremonies for many and clapping in congratulation has events are a breeze. Tulsa area schools. a way of giving a special evening a Especially for event organiz“We really enjoy having the magical feeling. ers, such considerations are major privilege of hosting 19 total school Of course, it also helps that factors. In addition, Winters and graduations during this time as the Mabee Center has a convehis staff can provide full services these are great events for the community,” says Tony Winters, ORU Conference & Event Services general manager. “This year, both Union and Jenks high schools will be returning to the Mabee Center for their commencements, and we are expecting over 120,000 visitors to come through the building during the month of May. This is also an amazing opportunity to have the feet of potential students on ORU’s campus.” For years, the Mabee Center has been the setting for Tulsa Community College graduation ceremonies. As one of the largest community colleges in Oklahoma, TCC requires the Mabee Center’s space to ensure everyone has a seat. Thousands attend TCC’s commencement – graduating students, their families and friends, as well as Union High School holds graduation services at ORU’s Mabee Center each year. staff and faculty.

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Kristin and Jason Weis, co-founders of The Demand Project, invite you to participate in their upcoming fundraising events to help achieve their mission of “Stopping Predators, Protecting Children, Rescuing Victims and Restoring Lives.” Police (FOP), Mathis Brothers Furniture, Custom Craft Awards and Engraving, Manhattan Construction, and QuikTrip. Help The Demand Project achieve their mission of “Stopping Predators, Protecting Children, Rescuing Victims and Restoring Lives” by participating in these exciting fundraising events. The Demand Project is a 501(c)(3) organization.

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By Christopher Davis “Multiple sclerosis is a disease that destroys connections. Walk MS builds connections,” says Sarah Flowers, development manager at the National Multiple Sclerosis Society – Oklahoma. On Saturday, May 2, the National MS Society hosts Walk MS at Tulsa Community College’s southeast campus. The event serves as a vehicle for fundraising and community support for those affected by MS. At its core, MS is an immunemediated disease involving the deterioration of nerve fibers. The damaged nerve fibers develop scar tissue (sclerosis), which disrupts communications in the central nervous system and produces a diverse range of symptoms, from numb, tingling or weakened limbs to blurred vision, slurred speech and trembling. In short, MS stops people from moving. In keeping with the theme of building new connections, Walk MS is a call to action: keep moving forward and together we can work to find a cure. “Walk MS is a great event that brings people together,” says Flowers. “For those living with MS, as well as loved ones who support them, it’s an opportunity to raise awareness and meet others who are fighting the disease.”

In previous years, Walk MS was held at Veterans Park. This year, the event has partnered with Tulsa Community College to establish a larger and more convenient site for participants and vendors. “We’re excited to bring Walk MS to TCC this year,” says Flowers. “The campus will allow room for the event to grow.” Last year, Walk MS brought about 900 participants. This year, Flowers expects to break 1,000. In the past, parking was a challenge for participants and vendors alike.

TCC’s southeast campus, located just off Highway 169 and 81st Street, offers an ideal setting for the event. The sprawling campus, which hosts a segment of the Mingo Valley Trail, provides plenty of space for a walking path to be marked for the event. Even better, there will be ample parking for everyone and easy access for friends and family to line up along the path to cheer on the participants. Walk MS will set up its main booths outside the VanTrease PACE auditorium (located on the east side of campus, facing Highway 169). In addition to on-site registration, attendees can

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while others specialize in mobility technology. As attendees peruse the booths and collect information, they can enter for chances to win giveaways. Online registration is encouraged, and can be found through the NMSS website or by going to www.WalkMS.org and entering your zip code in the search bar. Once registered, be sure to save the link in your bookmarks. NMSS makes it easy to begin spreading the word and fundraising. Each participant has the ability to personalize their page with their own story and photos. Additionally, the website provides a wealth of resources related to MS – statistics, research and more. Walk MS begins at 9 a.m. with breakfast, last-minute registration and participant check-in. The walk begins at 10 am. Don’t miss your opportunity to be a part of the strides made toward a world free of MS. For more information, contact

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Inola Portable Buildings & Pole Barns offers variety and top grade work. By Carol Beck-Round Whether you need a storage building, pole barn, loafing shed, metal garage, cabin or other portable building, Inola Portable Buildings & Pole Barns can meet your needs. In business since 1998 at the same location, the company has earned an excellent reputation. According to owner Carl Parson, “Customers drive from Bristow, Sapulpa, Tulsa and beyond to purchase their portable buildings from us.” Using only top-grade materials on everything they build, the company is located off the north side of Highway 412 at 30355 S. 4230 Rd., where you will find more than 50 displays available. Buildings can be delivered or built on location, but about 90 percent of the businesses’ work is done on location. In the company’s 17-year history, “We’ve never had a complaint about our buildings,” says Parson. “Our business has grown through word-of-mouth. We started with two buildings when we opened, and it just continues to grow each year. We’ve found that if you do everything better than the next guy, you’ll stay busy.” While they do mainly residential work, the company has expanded – again, by referrals – to include portable building projects

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16x24 and larger. Pole barns, which range in size from 24x24 to 40x60, include one walk-in door and one 9x8 overhead door. An additional door is available for an extra charge. The company offers a 40-year manufacturer’s warranty on the 29-gauge metal used in the pole barns and loafing sheds, while the insulation comes with a manufacturer’s 10-year warranty. Also included in the base price is a four-inch concrete slab with rebar 18-inch on center in floor and 10-foot sidewalls. “We can build a pole barn, concrete included, within a week,” says Parson. “We can complete a portable building – built on site – in one day.” The company also builds custom carports and RV covers. Although they are open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Saturday, Parson will meet with potential customers at a different time to accommodate their schedules. “They just need to give us a call and we can work it out.” The company also offers rent-to-own options.

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Plant Your Feet at SpringFest Tulsa Garden Center hosts the 2015 “SpringFest Garden Market and Festival” April 10-11.

By Mike Blake Is your garden the one everyone drives by for inspiration, or are you the black sheep gardener of the neighborhood? Whatever your skill level, SpringFest Garden Market and Festival is a must visit for your 2015 garden. Tulsa Garden Center can help you create a great garden that will be the envy of your neighbors and friends. Join the fun at 2435 S. Peoria Ave. on April 10 and 11 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. both days for the annual SpringFest Garden Market and Festival, where you will find everything needed to create a beautiful garden. There will be a large variety of plants, gardening information, garden art, unique art and craft vendors, a kid’s zone with fun activities, and food and fun for the whole family. While enjoying the beauty and serenity of Tulsa’s premier park, you will have the opportunity to shop for special garden

plants, garden décor and all things garden related. Area plant nurseries will offer the newest and best plant selections for 2015. The popular Linnaeus Teaching Garden pass-along plant tent will be full of plants for sale from the gardens of Linnaeus gardeners and other friends of the Tulsa Garden Center. Take the opportunity to ask any gardening questions you might have of these professional nursery men and women, the Linnaeus Gardeners and the Tulsa Master Gardeners. Vendors outside and inside the historic Tulsa Garden Center home will offer exceptional craft items and fine art for you, your home and garden. Also inside the mansion you will find a bird house decorating contest and auction, as well as food concessions. Gardening affiliates of the Tulsa Garden Center expected to attend are Green Country Water

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Your Partner for Life Holland has been doing business on Pine Street for the past 32 years. They are your Tulsa-area headquarters for tractors, outdoor power and hay equipment, and they sell and service outstanding, wellknown product lines including New Holland, Mahindra, Cub Cadet, Bush Hog and Woods. Tulsa New Holland Owner Mike McCrate said, “We were the ninth largest Cub Cadet dealer in North America last year.” Cub Cadet has more than 1,300 dealers across the country, and Tulsa New Holland has been ranked in the top 100 since 2000. When asked how he got into the “tractor business” Mike responded that he man-

aged the parts department of a Lincoln-Mercury dealership in Alva, Oklahoma while in college, and when he graduated college in 1974, he was hired as parts manager at the New Holland company store in Perryton, Texas. Mike worked for New Holland company 15 years at various locations and in various roles: parts manager, retail sales representative and retail store manager. Mike came to Tulsa in 1986 as store manager at Tulsa New Holland, and he bought the dealership from New Holland in 1989. “We’ve become somewhat of a ‘rare bear’ in the industry, in that we are still family-owned and operated and do all of our business out of one store,” said

Mike. Two of his sons are part of the operation, and other employees think of themselves as part of the Tulsa New Holland family. Some have been employed by Mike for 10 to 20 years. He is known as a “down-to-earth guy” who respects and appreciates his employees and the successful business the team has built over the years. The respect is mutual. Kelly Umphrey is general manager of the dealership and came to Tulsa from Michigan in the early 1990s when his brother, who was working for Tulsa New Holland, told him how great Oklahoma was and that he should move here. He also told Kelly that he thought Mr. McCrate could find a

place for him at the dealership. Kelly came to Tulsa without a job, and Mike did offer to employ him for six to eight weeks to do odd jobs including sweeping the shop and painting used equipment. At the end of the “trial period,” he was offered full-time employment. He has served the company as parts department manager and salesman, and was promoted to general manager a little over a year ago. Other members of the outstanding Tulsa New Holland management team include Travis McCrate, service manager; John Asmus, parts manager; and Tim McCrate, sales specialist. Tulsa New Holland has an

Spring Tune-Up for Garage Doors educated whenever you’re looking to buy products or services for your home. We get calls each year from frustrated consumers who have initially ‘saved’ a few bucks on a garage door system only to be sorry when it quickly needs service for a problem, and the individual who did the job is no longer around.” Steve suggests that you always do business with reputable companies, with employees who drive trucks with appropriate company identification and preferably wear clothing with company identification. “Always ask for proof of insurance including workers’ comp and general liability,” Steve says. “If you elect to do business with someone who sub-contracts labor and there is an accident, you could be held liable.” All Superior Overhead Door personnel are employees of Superior and are fully trained. The company is licensed, bonded and insured for the type of work they provide. When spring cleaning your garage this year, don’t overlook your garage doors

and the operating system. Superior Overhead Door recommends their 10Point Inspection at six-month intervals to check the condition of doors, springs, rollers and hinges. It also includes lubrication of all components. This is something most of us never think about, but it makes sense to ensure that the system is operating at peak efficiency throughout the year. You’ll appreciate how smoothly and quietly a garage door opens and closes when properly maintained. “A recommended lubricant improves performance and can extend the life of chain and belt systems,” adds Steve. If you ever need to replace a tired or broken garage door spring, Superior Overhead Door recommends their extended-life product that extends spring life from a usual 10,000 cycles (open and close) to 25,000 cycles. You’ll pay a little more for an extended-life spring, but the value is significant when you look at the product’s projected life expectancy. “Any and all garage door springs will eventually

PRP: Secret of the Stars continued from page 1 plasma) skin rejuvenation therapy. “The goal of our PRP treatment is to improve skin tone and texture, tighten skin, and soften lines and pores,” says Olga. “Results begin showing in three to four weeks after the initial treatment session and continue to improve with time. Generally, three treatment sessions are recommended and are spaced one to two months apart until desired results are reached.” Skin Ambitions uses PRP therapy in treating fine lines, anti-aging and wrinkles, pores and pigmentation, acne scars, superficial scars, cellulite indications, stretch marks, and deep scarring. “PRP acts to improve overall quality, tightness and texture of the skin.” For the process, a small amount of blood (similar to that drawn for a lab test) is drawn from the patient. The blood is placed into a centrifuge and spun at a very rapid rate to separate the platelets. The platelet-rich plasma is then activated to release at least eight essential growth factors and signaling proteins when applied either by injection or a Dermapen used in skin rejuvenation treatment. The injections take only a few moments and are only mildly uncomfortable. A topical anesthesia is applied for the process. “The procedure itself only takes about 15 minutes,” says Olga. Because all constitutes retrieved in PRP are exclusively from the

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You CAN Help Children A glamorous evening filled with fun and entertainment will benefit the Child Abuse Network at the CANdlelight Ball on April 25.

By Deanna Rebro An evening of glamour, fun and entertainment on April 25 will benefit a cause that has alarming, widespread and increasing statistics throughout the community. The Child Abuse Network (CAN) presents the 2015 CANdlelight Ball at the historic Mayo Hotel as a way to raise awareness and funds for children who are sexually, physically or emotionally abused. CAN, a charter member of the National Children’s Alliance, is the only nonprofit organization focused on child abuse investigation. At its Children’s Advocacy Center in Tulsa, children from newborn to 17 are provided with medical evaluations, forensic interviews, mental health services and case reviews. The entire atmosphere fosters a feeling of safety and comfort for the children and their families. Services are available upon referral 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Last year, CAN served over 2,500 children. They are currently averaging 10 children per day. A conservative estimate indicates one child in every classroom in every school in Tulsa is affected by some

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scattered. No one knew what the other participating agencies were doing. The child was lost in the system. During that time, Adrienne met Dr. Robert Block, a leading authority on child abuse pediatrics. Two years later, CAN asked her to join the efforts in the Tulsa office, where Dr. Block was practicing. “I am happy to be a part of this cause,” she says, “to help raise funds for these kids and to educate the community on how to stop child abuse.” The theme for this fourth annual black tie event is “Every child is a gem.” The sparkle of precious jewels and a candlelight ambience will be the setting for the gala that features a cocktail hour, red carpet photo opportunities, dinner in the Crystal Ballroom, a live auction, live Fund-a-Need and surprise entertainment. Auction items include sports and entertainment packages, fine dining and jewelry. An after-party begins at 9 p.m. with champagne, desserts and slow, rock and swing dancing to the music of Dave and the Wavetones, a nationally recognized 16-piece band that has performed for governors, senators and celebrities throughout the Southwest. “This entire venue allows us to increase awareness of child abuse in our community, tell people what we are doing to end the violence, and honor the sponsors who make our work and our services possible,” says Adrienne. Sponsorship levels range from $1,000 to $15,000. Major sponsors thus far include the H.A. and Mary K. Chapman Charitable

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Board President Adrienne Barnett is joined by one of many comforting bears at the Children’s Advocacy Center. Trust, the George Kaiser Family Foundation, the Barnett Family Foundation, Hillcrest Health Care System, D & L Oil Tools, Global Health and the John Steele Zink Foundation. After-party tickets with optional black tie are available to the public for $75 each. Call (918) 624-0201 for availability of individual reservations for $250 each. The CAN website offers opportunities to donate or volunteer for those who cannot attend the ball.

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By Jim Butcher Attention, women of Tulsa County! What are you doing for the rest of your life? Do you want to learn new skills? Make lifelong friends? How about lending a hand to help others? Oklahoma Home & Community Education (OHCE) is seeking new blood, and in return will provide you with opportunities in these areas. Before making a commitment to change your life for the better, perhaps you need more information and an introduction to the county group, which is located in all 77 counties. This introduction can be found at “Friendship Day” set for 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday, May 4 at the OSU Extension Center, 4116 E. 15th St., on the north side of the Tulsa State Fair Grounds. According to Kathy Erwin, chair of the membership committee, Friendship Day provides an excellent opportunity to learn more about the organization at the OHCE Week Celebration. “Following lunch, you and your friends will have the opportunity to learn more about OHCE at our Committee Fair,” she explained. Basket weaving instructor Yvonne Dulaney will instruct the group on making a woven May Day basket. Cost for the day

University) organized the college’s program to train women home demonstration agents. After their training, they traveled by train, horse and buggy, or automobile to rural Oklahoma to promote home economy. They informed women on gardening practices, raising poultry, the use of the pressure cooker (L to R): Mary Ellen Kingdom, Yvonne Dulaney and Kathy to preserve meats, fruits, and Erwin urge members and nonmembers to attend Friendship vegetables, preparation of nutriDay to meet new friends and learn about the OHCE, which tious meals, sewing clothing, and has been here since 1935. Yvonne will be leading the group in household sanitation. That same basket weaving. program still exists today, but with – Promote cultural and historical ested in joining the organization, a variety of changes. events; 6) Holiday Luncheon – A please call the Tulsa County Both Kathy and Mary Ellen time for recognition, fun and fellow- OSU Extension Center at (918) emphasized that you do not have to ship; and 7) Resource Management 746-3706 to find a local group reside in Tulsa County to belong to – Identify and encourage reducing, near you. Have them send you a the group. They also outlined what reusing and reinventing items. membership form and pay the anthe county group is involved with: Why join, Kathy asks? You nual dues of $23 a year, and then 1) Family Issues – Support the Tulwill have opportunities to share participate in OHCE activities. sa County Shelter by making bags information and teach skills to and pajamas and donating hugs, others, support local charitable books and stuffed toys; 2) Tulsa organizations, take interesting County Free Fair – Organize and educational tours, build lifelong manage the Open Class exhibits For more information, contact friendships, have college scholarand special events; 3) Promotional Oklahoma Home & ships available to members and Sales – Hold annual fundraiser for family, support and participate in the OHCE organization as well as Community Education the Tulsa County Free Fair (July the Scholarship Program presented (918) 746-3706 28-August 1 at the Tulsa State to an OHCE member or family Fairgrounds Exchange Center), be member; 4) Membership – Orwww.ValueNews.com part of a statewide organization, ganize activities and workshops and definitely have fun. to promote and maintain OHCE Kathy said if you are intermembers; 5) Cultural Enrichment

is $12, including lunch and the basket workshop. Reservations must be made by April 15. You may be wondering, exactly what is Oklahoma Home & Community Education? Longtime member Mary Ellen Kingdom explained that the organization is about building better communities by working together through leadership and service. “Another key component is providing continuing education from the OSU Extension Service on matters affecting the individual, home, family and community,” she said. “It’s been proven that by working together, we can achieve more.” The Oklahoma Home & Community Education organization was formally created in 1935, but organizations known as “farm women’s clubs” existed as early as 1910 in Oklahoma. Gradually acquiring the name “home demonstration clubs,” these groups flourished and multiplied in the state after Congress passed the SmithLever Act on May 8, 1914. Their mission was to distribute educational information on agriculture and home economics to individuals who did not attend college. In 1914, Oklahoma A&M College (now Oklahoma State

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