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Keep their Future Clear Dr. Hart’s Primary Eye Care offers routine eye exams and a variety of styles for back-to-school. By Lorrie Ward For Shelley Hayes, it was not hard to figure out that her daughter had challenges with vision. From a young age, she showed the telltale signs of poor eyesight—squinting while focusing, holding things closely while reading, having trouble concentrating and completing tasks, etc. Shelley had her daughter’s eyes examined and was not surprised to find that her child needed glasses. However when it came to Shelley’s son, the diagnosis was not so easy. He showed none of the signs her daughter had exhibited and seemed to have normal vision. But some of his friends were wearing glasses and he thought they were “cool,” so he asked his mother if he

could get a pair when his sister did. While Shelley had him at the optometrist, she had his vision tested and was shocked to find that the young man actually needed glasses as badly as his sister did. “I thought he just wanted glasses to be like his friends,” she recalls. “He showed none of the obvious indicators of poor vision.” That’s why, as the office manager of Dr. Hart’s Primary Eye Care in Collinsville, Shelley encourages parents to have their children’s eyes routinely examined. “If a person is born with bad vision, they may have no idea until they have an examination,” she says. “It is like watching regular tel(continued on page 22)

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Have You Joined the Sisterhood? Twisted Soul Sisters Boutique offers fashion, friendship and fun. By Kristi Roe-Owen When Kelly Corey and friend Marti Coleman founded Twisted Soul Sisters Boutique six years ago, their vision was to offer women a place to shop for unique, fun clothing and accessories with the philosophy of friendship at the core. The store began as trunk shows featuring unique clothing and repurposed old jewelry in the homes of Kelly’s friends, some of whom now work in the boutique. The Twisted Soul Sisters team remains a group of real life friends from Bixby. “We started off as a group of friends having fun,” Kelly emphasized. Kelly and friends would take older pieces of jewelry and turn them into unique new creations for these events. A leather belt might become a one-of-a-kind leather cuff bracelet; a grandmother’s ring may find new life as a statement necklace. When the trunk shows proved a hit, this sisterhood moved into a smallish space in Persimmon Hollow, the 1880s village replica known for housing a number of dreamy vintage and artisan vendors. Soon after, the store moved again to their first full-sized storefront, eventually settling into their current location to house their garden of sparkly delights.

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The Gleam Guard Dust Free Wood Refinishing process will transform your kitchen in as little as a day – with no odor or extra preparation. By Erica Ludwig Cabinets are the most visible and most used element of your kitchen. While their purpose is functional, they remain a focal point of the home. The kids are getting ready for back-to-school with new supplies and clothes, why not treat your kitchen too? Whether your cabinets are in extremely rough shape, have only a few smudges or are covered in thick grease from years of cooking, Gleam Guard Dust Free Wood Refinishing Tracy Booth, owner and founder of Gleam is the quick, clean, odor-free, Guard Dust Free Wood Refinishing. reasonably-priced and highly effective solution. “We can refinish cabinets that are in really bad shape. We can also clean your cabinets and give them a new, permanent finish,” says owner Tracy Booth. “The Gleam Guard finishes are available in either shiny or (continued on page 22)

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How Do You Teach Kids About Money? BY MELANIE HASTY-GRANT As a business owner and a parent, I can’t tell you enough how important it is to teach your children about money. Schools are burdened with far too many requirements these days. However, personal finance is a topic that is often overlooked in the curriculum. Children are capable of learning money skills from a very early age. The following are some guidelines of skills you can teach them at different stages. Five and Under Begin by letting your little ones help out with simple chores around the house. They can help pick up toys, carry their plate to the sink,help take care of family pets, and help set the table. Children intrinsically love to “help” at this age, which is a blessing. However, you might consider letting them earn a few cents for doing “extra chores” in order to send the message that work=earning money. I remember that my five year old loved to organize my Tupperware cabinet for “extra money.” Not only did this help develop his problem solving skills, but also gave him a sense of how valuable it was to earn money. Children at the latter part of this stage are also capable of learning to count and recognize different denominations of coins and dollar bills. Six to Ten This is a great stage to continue building the “learn to earn” muscle. Allow your kids lots of opportunities to make extra money by doing extra chores. We always had “family chores” that everyone had to do just because that’s part of being a family and “extra chores” that they could choose to make money to buy things that they wanted. In addition, it’s a great time to teach a child the difference between “a want” and “a need.” Needs are the very basics. Food to eat, clothes to wear, and a roof over their head are needs. The newest Nike shoes and Apple iPhone 6 are wants. Don’t let them get too big for their britches. Help them learn to differentiate between the two. (As a side note….this is a lesson I’ve noticed a lot of adults have difficulty with, as well) Eleven to Seventeen By this developmental stage, there are

multiple skills to be mastered. Teach your child how to write a check, how to balance a check ledger, how to create a budget, and how to prioritize wants and needs. Require them to assist you in paying bills and entering your expenses in Quickbooks. Be a good role model. Help them to look for ways to earn money outside of the household (weeding neighbors flower beds, mowing lawns, walking dogs, working at McDonalds or Snow cone huts, or babysitting). Encourage saving/investing 30% of everything they make. Visit your local bank and open a savings account with them. If you have a financial advisor, encourage them to attend your appointment with you to learn about investing. Allow them to spend money on items they “want” so they understand how it feels to be able to purchase something with money they have earned. Lastly, help them to value helping others and giving 10% of what they earn. You must be an active participant in teaching your children about money. Teaching them to be responsible in their earning, spending and saving will help them become successful adults. For more information about teaching your kids about money visit www.waterstonewealth.com or call 918-272-1120. Melanie Hasty-Grant, Managing Principal at Waterstone Private Wealth Management and Experienced Licensed Professional Counselor. Securities offered through LPL Financial. Member FINRA, SIPC.

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By Kristi Roe-Owen When the nights turn cooler and the air a little crisper, Oklahomans anxiously await autumn decadences such as oversized sweaters, pumpkin spice everything, and holding hands on the midway at the local fair. The Rogers County Fair, established in 1914, is the perfect place to add to your fall bucket list. With its emphasis on traditional arts and agriculture, the event to be held September 15-18 at the Claremore Expo Center is everything a country fair should be. If the thought of attending an annual fair calls to mind only vertigo-inducing thrill rides, parking lot anxiety, endless booths of mass-produced buyer’s remorse, and regrettable overindulgence, you’ve been missing out on all the goodness of a smaller county fair. While the fair is the largest of its kind in the region, it offers a slowerpaced, more traditional fair experience. The fair is home to a less crowded midway, family events and a focus on local food, agriculture, and artisanship. It is also very affordable, with no

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As the school year kicks off, you may be ready to shop for a new wardrobe but still not know exactly what to buy. New clothing is an expected expense; however, there’s no sense in wasting money on clothes that will quickly fall out of trend. Don’t you wish you could peek into the future before you make this investment? You can! Visit The District on Main in Claremore. This charming boutique offers more than just a great selection of clothing and accessories. When you visit The District on Main, you get expert advice and insight from owner Cari Bohannan and staff, who work hard to remain aware of upcoming trend changes, available new products and the hottest product lines. “This year, we are seeing a lot more solids with a trendy style versus the trendy prints we saw last season,” says Cari. “The concentration will be more on style and fabric feel.”

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within the wildlife community. Promoting youth is They have shared funds with the another major part of their The annual fundraiser banquet of Oklahoma Wildlife Department. work. Volunteers work with the the Tall Grass Heritage chapter They have also partnered with Claremore/Sequoia Shooting of Quail Forever is an event for other chapters to help purchase Team to help future hunters, as bird and animal lovers of all ages. farm implements to break up young as six, to learn shooting The local division of the national soil and Bermuda grass pastures sports and the proper handling group, Quail Forever, is hosting its and to conduct burns in order to of firearms. They have also third annual fundraising banquet provide habitats in nearby areas. participated in events sponsored on August 27 at the Creek County Fairgrounds in Kellyville. Quail Forever is the nation’s largest nonprofit organization dedicated to upland habitat conservation. It is comprised of a diverse group of hunters, farmers, ranchers, landowners, conservation enthusiasts and wildlife officials. The mission of the grassroots group is to improve habitats for current and future generations of hunters and conservationists to enjoy abundant populations of quail, pheasants and other wildlife. According to Tall Grass Heritage president, Lee Francis, Quail Forever is the only national conservation group that allows its local chapters full control of the money they raise. Tall Grass Heritage is one of the newest of its more than 700 chapters at just two years old. In this short time they have Lee Francis, chapter president, and Jack Lierly, banquet chairman, invite anyone who is interested already made a significant impact in wildlife conservation to join them at this fundraiser banquet August 27. By Deanna Rebro

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SSock Hoppin and Doo-Woppin’ Rogers County Youth Services celebrates 40 years of service to children, youth and families.

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take the title of top dresser of the night. A live auction willl also be held at 7:30 p.m. With the upcoming change in format, RCYS is hoping to create a fun and unique experience for the community while continuing to raise money for the support of youth and families of Rogers County. This event will feature exciting auction items such as: a Colorado cabin getaway, golfing at the Patriot, a fishing trip with Dick Faurot, date night for a year, a best friends forever package for

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Contributor with a donation as little as $50 to $199. If you would like ticket information or information on how you can support this year’s event, please call Carolyn at (918) 341-7580 ext. 6. You can also purchase tickets on the www.rcys. org website. RCYS is a member of the Rogers/Mayes Counties United Way. Believing in the potential of youth, Rogers County Youth Services serves the community by strengthening youth and

Rogers County Youth Services is excited to announce their annual fundraiser for 2016. Grab your poodle skirt and hair grease because this year’s fundraiser is all about the fabulous fifties, as it has been given the appropriate name of “2016 Sock Hoppin & Doo-Woppin’”. This year’s benefit will be in celebration of the RCYS’ 40th year of service to youth and families in the community. The event will be on Saturday, August 20th from 6-10 p.m. at the Claremore Conference Center, located at 1400 W. Country Club Rd. in Claremore, adjacent to the Holiday Inn Express. The evening will be a fun-filled experience including a Fifties band, DJ, burgers, hot dogs, root beer floats and contests galore. Think back on the days gone by and try your skill at competing with a hula hoop or the bubble gum blowing contest. There will also be plenty of opportunities to show your prowess on the dancefloor by doing The benefit committee of Rogers County Youth Services shows their enthusiasm for this year’s the Twist and the Limbo. theme (L to R): Steve Blahut, Carolyn Swopes, Donna Harrington, Cyndi Robinson, Angie Graves, Show up in your best era Debbie Butler and Jim Spangler. costume for a chance to

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