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Thank You, Veterans It’s a Dickens of a Time MMS-Payne Funeral Home & Cremation Service continues its eight-year tradition with salute to veterans and flag retirement ceremony on November 11.

By Carol Beck-Round Continuing a tradition that started eight years ago, MMS-Payne Funeral Home & Cremation Service is once again sponsoring Claremore’s annual Veterans Day parade, which will start promptly at 11:11 a.m. on Wednesday, November 11. The parade line-up starts at the Claremore Expo Center and winds its way down Will Rogers Boulevard to the downtown Gazebo near First Baptist Church. According to Frank Friedemann, director of family services at MMSPayne, “Claremore’s Veterans Day parade is the second largest in northeastern Oklahoma. Our parade has grown since its beginning. We (continued on page 24)

Claremore Main Street is set to host its popular Dickens on the Boulevard event November 20 and 21. By Sheryl Sowell

The JR Hooper Memorial VFW Post #2976 assists MMS-Payne Funeral Home each year in hosting the Claremore Veterans Day Parade.

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Locals and visitors alike put on their best Victorian-era costumes and head downtown for the annual event that kicks off the holiday season in Claremore. Dickens on the Boulevard is a Victorian-themed Christmas festival held in historic downtown, where attendees enjoy live stage entertainment, authentic chuck wagon meals, pictures with Santa, a living nativity and much more. This year’s event will be held Friday, November 20 and Saturday, November 21, from 6 to 10 p.m. each night. The event is free and open to the public. With the closing of downtown to traffic, families can safely stroll, dance or ride by wagon down the historic main street beginning at 6. Dancing will begin at 8 p.m. both nights. Victorian street dances will include the Grand March, Venetian Waltz, Virginia Reel and others. Returning this year will be the Territorial Marshalls,

The 11th annual gala and auction takes place Friday, December 4 at the new Claremore Conference Center.

who will reenact a gunfight and meet people in their saloon, where you can buy nonalcoholic beverages such as Peanut Sarsaparilla and learn old-time card games. In addition, the TriState Gunfighters will be performing a salute. Living window displays will pepper the downtown area, while period craftsmen such as a blacksmith and wood turners answer questions from the crowd as they perform their craft and sell their wares. “We encourage those who attend to wear Victorian-era costumes as well,” said Jessica Jackson, director of Claremore Main Street. “A lot of our volunteers will be dressed up, and it really adds to the fun feel of the event. A costume contest will be held each night with great prizes awarded to those with the best costumes.” Prizes will be awarded in the following categories: man, woman, couple, young (continued on page 24)

By Sheryl Sowell Safenet Services’ Festival of Trees jump starts the holiday season in Claremore each year. This marks the 11th year for the event, with proceeds benefiting the domestic and sexual assault agency for women and children. “What many people don’t realize is how needed this service is in our community,” said Donna Grabow, executive director of Safenet Services. “One in four women experience domestic violence. In 2014, we answered 4,952 crisis line calls. Currently the shelter is completely full, with 18 women and 17 children. This event is so important because it provides many critical services for free to the women and children in our community who need help.” The Festival of Trees will be held Friday, December 4 at the new Claremore Conference Center. The theme this year is “Elegance at

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BY MELANIE HASTY-GRANT

Nothing thrills me more than a new prospective client coming in to their first appointment with one of my Money Maven articles in hand and talking about how much I have helped them. Wow! What a huge compliment. It warms my heart because I am passionate about helping people with their money and I am committed to their success. I believe that this is one of the things I am called here on this earth to do. There are a couple of common themes of questions that folks usually have in that free initial appointment. I thought I would address them here for others who may be wondering the same thing. Question #1… Often folks want to know if they are the type of client that we take on. Just so you know, my clients are from varying walks of life. They are Mr. and Mrs. Smith that have worked hard for the last 37 years at XYZ Company that are nearing retirement and need to rollover their 401k’s and pensions. They are 40-60 year old business owners, doctors, engineers, secretaries, dental assistants, nurses who have been saving for 20 to 30 years and have their investments all over the place (from old 401k’s to investment accounts at other firms). They need help figuring out what to do, if they are saving enough, and what else they need to be doing, etc. They are referrals from CPA’s and

potentially grow their money they should consider investing in it.

attorneys that are coming to me after a divorce or death of a loved one because they have no idea what they have and even less what to do with it. Occasionally, I get someone really new to the investment world who is in their 20’s and very motivated. That is amazing too! No, not all of my clients are millionaires. Some are, but most are regular everyday folks who have between 100-250 thousand and have been saving through their 401k’s at work or have investment accounts at other places that they aren’t getting much help with. They are “millionaires in training” that understand it is about working for it and not wishing for it. They are not waiting for things to happen. They are going out and making them happen. And lastly, they value what we bring to the table. They understand that in order to

The other common question we often get relates to what services we provide. How does all this work? I would say 90% of the new folks who come to me want us to manage their investments. They want to bring over accounts or 401k’s from other places and have us manage and invest them. We do an initial financial plan at no charge for them because we have to develop a roadmap for where we are going and how we will get there in order to effectively manage their investments when they come over. The other 10% are looking for a fee for advice type of arrangement. They want to pay a set fee for our time and have us provide a financial plan or offer investment advice. We can do both but the latter is less utilized because with the volatile market environment, investment advice today is likely to change rapidly and also involves out-of-pocket expense. Remember, you’ve got to take the bull by the horns! You’ve got to start. I promise you that you will be glad you did. For more information go to www.waterstonewealth.com. Melanie Hasty-Grant, Experienced Licensed Professional Counselor and Managing Principal at Waterstone Private Wealth Management. LPL Financial. A registered investment advisor. Member FINRA/SIPC.

The opinions voiced in this material are for general information only and are not intended to provide specific advise or recommendations for any individual. To determine which investment(s) may be appropriate for you, consult your financial advisor prior to investing. Investing involves risk including loss of principal.

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LLeading Ladies Claremore Main Street and the Claremore Chamber recently honored “Leading Ladies” in business and the community.

By Jessica Jackson Claremore Main Street and the Claremore Area Chamber of Commerce recently hosted the Ladies Lifestyle event. Attendees enjoyed shopping at a variety of vendor booths and exhibitors, sampling local cuisine, savoring area wines and even posing at the just for fun photo booth with Maximum Entertainment’s Max McGuirk. Hillcrest Hospital, the presenting sponsor, hosted the popular “Ask The Doctor” seminar. Doctors Kent, Steelmon, Bower and Karnama were the physicians on hand to answer questions from the audience. A wide variety of topics regarding women’s health issues were

discussed. Northeast Technology Center’s cosmetology department students were present to offer free hand massages, and Natural Health and Wellness of Claremore featured chair massages. Free eye screenings were also available with Dr. Lacy Crissup. One of the highlights of the evening was the presentation of the Leading Ladies Awards. Nominations were received from throughout the community to recognize the leadership skills of ladies who make a difference through their service. Jill Donovan, founder of Rustic Cuff, served as the keynote speaker and presented the awards. Six women were honored during the evening.

Recipients included Dr. Melinda Steelmon, Leading Lady in Health, for her compassion, service and sharing her professional knowledge with others. Barbara Starfira was named Leading Lady Behind the Scenes for hundreds of volunteer hours at the Claremore Museum of History. Angie Graves was honored for Community Supporter Leading Lady for her continued service to Rogers County Youth Services, William Barnes Advocacy Center, Salvation Army, Back for Kids and more. Jill Donovan had this to say as she was presenting the awards, “I am so excited about this evening, this is a wonderful opportunity to honor and recognize Women in Business

Leading Ladies award recipients (L to R): Barbara Stafira, Angie Graves, Chantal Vidal, Dr. Melinda Steelmon, Rhonda Bear, Jill Donovan, presenter, Alyson Short and Celina Davis (accepting for Mendy Stone, who was out of the country).

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and Community and super exciting to know that these ladies do not even know they are receiving an award.” Awarded the Non-Profit Leading Lady was Mendy Stone, who was unable to attend the evening’s ceremonies. She was caught by surprise when her fellow Volunteers for Youth coworkers used face time to share the moment with Mendy in Canada. Chantal Vidal, owner of El Maguey Restaurant, was honored as Business Leading Lady. In just a decade she has doubled the size of her restaurant, and she is known for her customer service, excellent food and her community spirit. The last award for the evening, per Jill, “summed up all the important characteristics already exemplified by the award recipients tonight.” The final award for the evening was presented to Rhonda Bear who per Jill knows “that true leadership is born out of the understanding of those who would be the most affected.” Rhonda oversees four non-profits while maintaining a full-time career. The non-profits are geared to transitioning formerly incarcerated women to living and working successfully in our community. To date, they have an 85% rate of success, with 25 children returned to their mothers, eight GEDs have been earned, 29 have received a driver’s license and 12 of those now have transportation for employment, and three are now earning degrees from RSU. None of the programs receive government funding – it is all private and corporate donations. Rhonda and 70+

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and thus led to the United States’ entry into World War II. He was stationed in Reykjavik, Iceland at the time, and returned to the States a month later. From there Bill spent 18 months in the Solomon Islands. In 1944, he returned to board a new ship, the USS Hamlin (AV-15). While aboard the Hamlin, the crew first traveled to Pearl Harbor, where they loaded aviation gasoline and supplies. The ship was later sent to Iwo Jima to provide a base from which fighter aircraft could protect B-29s in bombing missions over Japan. The Hamlin arrived two days after the historic Battle of Iwo Jima, and along with two other ships established a floating seaplane base for search and rescue missions. Their work was performed amid nearly constant air attack by Japanese suicide planes, and, though many ships in the anchorage were damaged by repeated attacks, the USS Hamlin fought off all attacks without injury. During this time, Bill was designated a Navy warrant officer. When the war finally ended in 1945, Bill was able to return home to Tulsa after nearly a decade spent traveling around the world. He began working for a phone company for $25 a week, and in six years, he was running the head office. He retired as a second line manager after 34 years with the company. Bill spent 70 years as a Mason and 30+ years with Shriners International. He has survived two wives and three children. At 97, he continues to live independently in his own home in Tulsa, with help from Candi, who assists him three times a week. Candi loves to hear Bill’s life story when she visits. “He is an amazing person and has lived through so much. I’m thrilled to hear his experiences.”

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Paintings of An American Legend Governor Frank Keating’s book illustrations by painter Mike Wimmer have been relocated to the Will Rogers Memorial Museum entry.

By Pat Reeder The original Mike Wimmer oil paintings from Governor Frank Keating’s book “Will Rogers: An American Legend” have been relocated to the entry gallery of Will Rogers Memorial Museum. Call it serendipity or a home run. Both have a place in Wimmer’s career. The Muskogee native was in Washington, D.C., promoting “Homerun: The Story of Babe Ruth,” a book he illustrated for Bob Burleigh, when he told the author he would like to do a book about Will Rogers. Soon after, he was invited to lunch with then Oklahoma’s first lady Cathy Keating to talk about painting their family Christmas greeting. “For my eight years as governor, Cathy selected an artist to paint the state Christmas card. One year, Mike Wimmer was the artist,” Governor Keating said. “I bought the original of the painting and when Mike delivered it to my office, he inquired whether I knew anyone who could write a children’s book on the life of Will Rogers. Harcourt wanted to publish a book on Rogers and Mike had been selected to be the artist,” Keating said. It was an entry into a new world for the governor. “When I raised my hand, he asked whether I had ever written a children’s book. I told him that I had not, but that I

would like to give it a try,” he said. “I wrote. The publisher accepted the text, and ‘Will Rogers: An American Legend’ won the Western Writers of America best children’s book for the year it was published. A fun result.” The writer and the artist, who were at the Claremore Museum and Will Rogers Birthplace Ranch to introduce the book, returned September 18 for a special showing when oil paintings of the Wimmer illustrations were relocated. The exhibit will remain in place about a year. “These are beautiful paintings and we want to put them on display in our main gallery for the public to enjoy,” said Tad Jones, Museum executive director. “It is a wonderful children’s book and this exhibit will be a great tribute to their work.” Prior to writing the book, the Keatings had been to the Claremore Museums with their children, but this was a different approach. He said he began his research “with Joe Carter’s fine book, then read everything I could that Will wrote about his times and life.” He learned a lot about Will Rogers doing the research. “Will Rogers was all humor and humility, with sparkles of wisdom and goodness and grit and common sense. He was a quintessential Oklahoman.

The Memorial Museum tells hiss important story to America, a story of America at its goodwill best,” Oklahoma’s 1994-2002 Governor said. Wimmer completed 19 oil paintings to illustrate the Will Rogers book. This was just the beginning of a relationship between Governor Keating and d Wimmer. They also collaborated on biographies of Theodore Roosevelt and Chief Standing Bear. Keating’s most recent, “George,” is a story about me America’s first president. He came into this arena through Simon and Schuster, his publisher. k After the Will Rogers book was published, the Wimmer paintings became the property of Anadarko Petroleum Corp of Houston. In 2007, they were presented to the Will Rogers Memorial Museum and unveiled in a main floor gallery leading to the Children’s Museum in the basement. The 19 pieces included 18 of Wimmer’s original book illustrations and a giclee’ reproduction of Governor and Mrs. Keating. When “The Final Journal Gallery” was relocated from near the Museum entry to the last gallery in the Museum, the Wimmer paintings were hung in the Library. Although he and his wife have lived in the East since Keating

Governor Frank Keating and artist Mike Wimmer at the Will Rogers Memorial Museum entry gallery, where Wimmer’s original paintings for Keating’s book “Will Rogers: An American Legend” are now on display. became president and CEO of American Bankers Association, they have remained involved in several Oklahoma charities. “We chaired the capital campaign for the new Salvation Army campus in Oklahoma City,” he said. “Cathy and I are active in the Cowboy Hall and Western Heritage Center, where she is a director, as well as Oklahoma Wesleyan University and its new Keating Center.” He said he will retire at the end of the year “and decide what next to do with my life.” Wimmer, who lives in

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Win Cash for Shopping in Claremore Santa Cash begins November 6 – $10,000, $2,500 and $1,000 in cash prizes will be awarded.

By Sheryl Sowell The Claremore Area Chamber of Commerce’s annual Santa Cash promotion is just around the corner. The Santa Cash shop local event begins at noon on Friday, November 6 and will run through noon on December 18. Two cash prizes will be awarded to shoppers on December 19 at 11 a.m. at the Will Rogers Downs Grandstands: the Grand Prize of $10,000 cash and a 2nd prize of $2,500. The need not be present to win $1,000 cash prize via the Internet will have the first ticket

posted on Sunday, December 20 on the Chamber website and in the Claremore Daily Progress. If the Santa Cash ticket is not presented at the Chamber office for that particular week by Tuesday, December 29, 2015 at the noon deadline, a new number will be posted. The final weekly ticket posting if no winning ticket has been presented will be on January 17, with a deadline of January 26 at noon to claim the prize. So even if you are out of town or unable to attend the “live” drawing, you y still have the opportunity to win $1,000. “The Santa Cash promotion is two-fold; it rewards shoppers and is a boost to local retail and service participants during the holiday season,” reports Julie Simmons, committee chair. Per Chamber Mr. Claus himself draws the winning Santa President Dell Davis, Cash ticket.

“This shop local promotion is a tremendous opportunity to keep holiday sales in our community. Every dollar spent in our community can re-circulate up to seven times, not to mention the clear benefits of the sales tax dollars working in and for Claremore.” Santa Claus Sponsor and hostt facility is the Cherokee Casino Will Rogers Downs, Mrs. Claus sponsor, Suburban Chevrolet; Candy Cane Ticket sponsor, J & J Pharmacy & Gifts; Reindeer sponsors, RCB Bank, Claremore Daily Progress, BancFirst, Walmart and Grand Bank. (Cherokee Casino Will Rogers Downs & Walmart are not ticket outlets.) Elves (ticket locations in Claremore) to date include: 6:19 Nutrition, Atwoods, BancFirst, Bennett’s Pharmacy, Carol’s Place, Claremore Compounding Pharmacy, Claremore Daily Progress, Claremore Tire & Auto Repair, Claremore Chamber, Classy Curves, Cuts & Wigs, District On Main, the Dog Iron Grill, El Maguey Restaurant, Foutz Chiropractic, Grand Bank, Health Center Pharmacy, Heatwave Tanning, Heins Jewelry, Hillary’s Boutique, J & J Pharmacy &

The crowd gathers at last year’s Santa Cash drawing. Gifts, Plum Gold Jewelers, RCB Bank, Rhapsody Faith & Fashion, Radio Shack, Reasor’s, Robertson Tire, Stanley’s Get It Today, Stillwater Milling, Suburban Chevrolet, Summit Physical Therapy & Rehab, The Burlap Closet, TTCU The Credit Union, Vintique Charm & Boutique, Walgreen’s, Warehouse Market, Westlake Ace Hardware, and Will Rogers Memorial Gift Shop. If you need more information contact the Claremore Area Chamber of Commerce at (918) 341-2818. Santa Cash ends at noon on December 18. Drawing will be at Will Rogers Downs Grandstands at 11 a.m. on December 19. Be sure and check

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KKeep ’Em Flying

WWII veterans to ride in the fully restored Fairchild PT-19, which “truly lived up to its nickname, the Cradle of Heroes. It was one of a handful of primary trainer designs that were the first stop on a cadet’s way to becoming a combat pilot,” Mills said. Non WWII vets wanting to The annual Hangar Dance will be Saturday, November 7. ride in the plane can do so with By Jim Butcher the purchase of a flight ticket. Flight passengers must be 12 years Tickets are now on sale for the located adjacent to the R.L the acquisition, restoration and or older. There will also be plenty 14th annual “Keep ’Em Flying” Jones/Riverside airport at 801 preservation of combat aircraft, of exhibits featuring vintage Hangar Dance on Saturday, E. 91st St. in Tulsa, northwest of who love good food, live music WWII memorabilia, military November 7. The event is both downtown Jenks. and dancing,” says Jim Mills. The vehicles, model aircraft and more. a fundraiser and celebration Conducted by the event kicks off at 6 p.m., through Attendees are invited to tour the for America’s freedom and the Commemorative Air Force (CAF) 11 p.m., and is CAF Spirit of facility, learn about the history of veterans who helped pay the price Spirit of Tulsa Squadron, the Tulsa Squadron’s biggest event of aircraft and vehicles, and bid in a for that freedom. The event will event brings together people of all the year. be at the Jenks Riverside Campus ages who are interested in keeping The Spirit of Tulsa Squadron silent auction. General admission tickets are of Tulsa Technology Center, aviation history alive “through will provide free honor flights for $35 in advance and at the door. For those wanting to sponsor a table for eight, the price is $240 and must be purchased in advance. Both general admission and sponsor tickets include swing dance lessons. Raffle tickets for a PT-19 ride, photo with Warbird of your choice, and T-shirt will be available for purchase. Pizza and soft drinks will be for sale as well. The soirée will feature the 18-piece Sounds of Music Orchestra, providing the soundtrack for the evening and performing 1940s-era music. The Big Band Donna and Jim Mills take a break from preparing for the 14th annual Hangar Dance. Jim emphasizes that Hangar Dance has this is the Spirit of Tulsa Squadron’s major fundraiser, and the couple invites anyone interested in aviation become a favorite and honoring America’s veterans to come out and enjoy the evening. amongst swing

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Waterstone Private Wealth Management launches training program for new investors, young and old alike. 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. Together they established Waterstone in January of 2003. Melanie and Ken collectively have more than 25 years of experience in the financial industry. Melanie is registered to offer securities and provide financial planning. Her career began in 1999 as a financial advisor at Edward Jones, where she ran her own office and was also volunteer regional trainer for new advisors. The couple recently introduced a new annual program called “Millionaires In Training.” It is designed to empower entrepreneurs and future millionaires everywhere through education, training and advocacy. “The Millionaires In Training workshop is designed for middle-aged, pre-retirement investors who have saved through 401(k)s, have dollars to rollover and are interested in aggressively saving toward individual retirement goals,” says Melanie. “The program

is also ideal for business owners with like backgrounds, interests and similar goals. Millionaires In Training workshops are also for the beginning investor interested in learning basic concepts including types of investment accounts – stocks, mutual funds, bonds, CDs, 401(k)s, etc.—retirement accounts, how to set up a budget, pay down debt, and receive a basic understanding of how the world of investing works.” Millionaires In Training will be presented in quarterly workshops to be held in Tulsa and Owasso. The first workshop is scheduled for Tuesday, November 17, at the Owasso Patriot Golf Clubhouse located at 5790 N. Patriot Drive in Owasso. Classes will commence at 6 p.m. and conclude at 8 p.m. Cost is $25 per person, and prior registration and payment is required. Seating is very limited. Cocktails and hors d’oeuvres will be served. Please call Waterstone Private Wealth Management at (918) 272-1120 to reserve your spot. Melanie and Ken love serving

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store, you’ll appreciate their “customer first” attitude in every department. That attitude and the company’s booming catalog business prompted the 1992 expansion into a warehouse near U.S. Highway 169 and Pine Street, where their call center and Internet division operate. The original retail store is located at 3220 S. Memorial Drive. Drysdales’ second successful retail store was opened at Drysdales has 100,000 pairs of jeans and 45,000 pairs of boots in stock, as 71st and Highway 169 in 2003. well as a huge variety of leisure apparel. If you’re of the persuasion that Drysdales is just for cowboys By Duane Blankenship and cowgirls, hold on there, If you live in northeastern President Sigmund Schwier. “We many may not have realized is partner, you’re wrong. Although Oklahoma you’ve certainly heard ship products to every state each that Drysdales’ catalog business Drysdales has a primary focus the phrase, “North South East and extends to all 50 states and several month and wherever there are on boots and jeans – with Western Wear®.” The effective horses, we do lots of business,” foreign countries. Drysdales is 100,000 pairs of jeans in stock advertising slogan is undeniably family-owned and led by President said McClure. and 45,000 pairs of boots – they Drysdales® of Tulsa. The thingg y When you and CEO JJim McClure and Vice y enter a Drysdales y have lots of other leisure apparel that anybody can wear and look good doing it. Everybody wears denim today, regardless of their profession. We all like to “dress up” in our leisure apparel because it looks good and feels great. Drysdales carries premier brands of casual and leisure apparel for cowboys and anyone else. They also merchandise lots of Carhartt quality work-wear products. They have a fabulous kids department that includes a Kids’ Boot Corral featuring really cool-looking selections. “Our President and CEO Jim McClure and Vice President Sigmund Schwier were part of the team that founded entire store is stocked with items for male and Drysdales in September 1981.

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By Jim Butcher “Effective Communication” is the key phrase to success in almostt anything we do in life – at work, rk, home with family, and with friends. It’s the same with Dr. Michele Neil-Sherwood (known wn as Dr. Michele), internal medicine/ ne/ sports medicine physician, and d Naturopathic Doctor Mark Sherwood (known as Dr. Mark). k). The couple created Functional Medical Institute ute (FMI) of Tulsa to guide peoplee toward a lifetime of health and d wellness. From cable television to books ooks to personal speaking engagements ents and one-on-one consultations at the Functional Medical Institute, te, the husband and wife duo are committed to a four-pronged approach (known as the ‘4E’ philosophy) to total healing. The he ‘4’ stands for the four elementss of a person – physical, emotional, intellectual, and spiritual. The ‘E’ stands for “ever.” “When a person experiences wellness as a whole, they experience ‘peace,’ rather than experiencing ‘disease,’” said Dr. Michele. Recorded in Dallas, this dynamic duo is seen twice weekly on 4E TV, which airs in the Tulsa metro area on Cox 9/ATT 47 at 10 p.m. Tuesdays and 12:30 p.m. Thursdays. According to Dr. Mark, “Treatment at FMI generally focuses on lifestyle management. Hormone balance, antiinflammatory food protocols, and body composition normalization are areas of specialty. DNA testing is also utilized and tells each patient what to do, eat and take. If you are tired of not knowing

P blisher Christian Oph s (far right) joins Drs ood and Emerge Publisher Ophus Drs. Mark Sher Sherwood Michele Neil-Sherwood of Functional Medical Institute at the recent book signing of “The Quest for Wellness” at Barnes & Noble in Tulsa on October 10.

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GGo Cajun for the Holidays Solve your holiday food challenges and send unique gifts with online ordering ng at Cajun Ed’s Hebert’s Specialty Meats.

By Jim Butcher The holiday season is fast approaching, bringing together family, friends and, of course, food. Cajun Ed’s Hebert’s Specialty Meats can be your best friend during this hectic season. Turkey and ham are the basics for most dinner tables for Thanksgiving and Christmas. However, if you’re looking for something different and delicious, “Cajun Ed” Richard highly recommends turducken. “For the uninitiated, the turducken represents the ultimate main course. The dish features a deboned turkey with a deboned duck stuffed inside, with a deboned chicken inside of that. All three birds are filled with pork sausage and cornbread dressing and seasoned with a special blend of Cajun spices. The result is a savory delight with a hint of heat, without an ounce of dry meat.” There’s only one place in Tulsa to get the best Cajun food made by real Cajuns – Ed and his family – and the place is Cajun Ed’s Hebert’s Specialty Meats at 2101 E. 71st St. Cajun Ed never planned on owning a meat market, much

less a restaurant. His grandfather owned several restaurants and a catering company in Lafayette, Louisiana, and he worked there in high school. He left Lafayette after college to work for an office product company and made Tulsa his family’s home. Over the years, Cajun Ed thought more and more about getting into the food business. “It was just in the blood. My family was involved in it. I’ve always cooked, just not professionally, but I always wanted to.” In 1998, the original market opened at 81st and Lewis. Ed’s idea was to make products under Federal USDA inspection and legally ship them all over the United States. Cajun Ed’s Hebert’s is one of only two federally inspected facilities in Tulsa and has a full time inspector on site daily overseeing production. You can maximize family time by bringing home the finest Cajun-style cuisine from a wide selection of meats including turducken, ham, beef tenderloin and much more. Check out the menu online – www.CajunEd. com – or simply call if you have any questions. Cajun Ed’s prepares meat and seafood orders and packages

them in vacuum-sealed bags. Allll the customer has to do is pick up their order and place the meat in the oven. There are plenty off sides and desserts to choose from om to complement your main course, se, too. Favorites like broccoli cheese ese casserole, cornbread dressing, sweet potato casserole and andoille oille cornbread dressing are amongstt the many options on the menu.. Desserts include key lime pie, pecan pie, chocolate ganache che pie and more. Everything is made ade from scratch, using authentic recipes brought directly to Tulsa sa by Cajun Ed himself. Of course, there are more exotic items that are found onlyy in Cajun culinary circles. For instance, if you want to put some “snap” into your menu, serve your guests alligator meat. If gator ribs sound a bit intimidating, consider Cajun frog legs. And it wouldn’t be a Cajun restaurant without crawfish. In fact, every May, they put on a crawfish festival, complete with live music in the parking lot. If you want to sit down to a true Cajun-styled dinner, the restaurant is open Monday through Saturday. The lunch menu is served Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., with dinner from 4 to 8 p.m. Monday

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By Carol Carter For most Medicare beneficiaries, the Medicare Open Enrollment period, which runs through December 7, is their only opportunity each year to enroll or change their healthcare and Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage. Unfortunately, most beneficiaries don’t take time to review their drug coverage – and end up paying more than necessary because they are tied to a plan that no longer fits their specific prescription needs. In fact, it is estimated that 90 to 95 percent of Medicare beneficiaries pay too much for their Part D coverage because they aren’t on the most effective plan. Medicare Part D helps thousands of Oklahoma Medicare beneficiaries, especially those with modest incomes or extremely high prescription drug costs, enabling them to better afford the medications they need for both chronic and life-threatening health conditions. According to Cindy Loftin, coordinator of the Medicare As-

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Thank You, Veterans started with a 30-minute parade, but it now runs about an hour and 15 minutes.” Assisting the funeral home with the salute to veterans are the Claremore High School ROTC, JM Davis Gun Museum, VFW, American Legion and the DAV. “We work with these groups to organize the event,” he says. Area high school bands are also invited to participate, and prizes, sponsored by the funeral home, are awarded. Following the parade, a flag retirement ceremony will be held in front of the Rogers County Courthouse. “We retire 800 to 1,000 flags each year,” says Ryan Payne, owner and funeral director.

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“People will drop off their old and wornout flags all year round at one of our three funeral homes in Claremore, Chelsea or Inola.” Ashes from the burned flags are then scattered on the graves of Rogers County veterans. MMS-Payne goes above and beyond, offering a long list of family services to veterans and their survivors. In addition to obtaining copies of death certificates and making copies of dated obituary notices and newspaper articles as well as other important documents, funeral home employees help file life insurance policy claims and notify Social Security of death, locate military records and file for veterans

benefits. While this is just a partial list of the services offered, Payne points out that they have even assisted those who never received their benefits after the death of a loved one. “Even if the individual did not receive benefits at the time of their loved one’s passing, we can still help them at no cost,” he adds. Payne says they’ve even helped those who did not use their business for the funeral service. In addition, the funeral home is glad to assist veterans’ loved ones by obtaining burial benefits, grave markers, flag, and a Presidential Memorial certificate. “I assisted a woman who came in a year after her husband – a veteran – had passed on. We helped her get the head-

Festival of Trees Christmas.” But first, the inner child in us will be fulfilled upon entering the doors, where a dazzling Candy Land display will include gingerbread houses, candy canes and other sugary décor. Jesse Glover with Cozy Cottage will transform the entry into a spectacularly sweet sight. From there, guests will transition to an elegant, upscale affair. Doors open at 6 p.m. A silent auction takes place until 7:15 and will be followed by a live auction. Brian Marlin of Inola returns as auctioneer this year. “Brian does a wonderful job and has an excellent rapport with guests,” said Donna. “We’re very pleased he is returning.” Trees ranging from 4 to 9 feet in a variety of traditional and unique themes will sprinkle the venue and will be sold in the live auction. Trees purchased in the auction are delivered the following day. Several local businesses sponsor the trees, which are decorated by talented local designers. In addition, companies can decorate their own tree and donate it for the auction. “New this year is the option for businesses to purchase trees designed specifically for their company by a local designer and delivered to their office. Prices will vary, and interested companies may

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continued from page 1 call Safenet Services,” said Emily Brown, resource coordinator of Safenet Services. The Festival of Trees will feature live music, wine and other beverages, and heavy hors d’oeuvres by Chef Bill Baird of the Hammett House. “His food is truly spectacular,” added Donna. To date, Festival of Trees sponsors include: Ballroom Sponsors, Jim Glover Chevrolet, Win and Kay Ingersol, and MC Petroleum; Table Sponsors, Asset Industrial, BancFirst, Grand Bank, Hillcrest Hospital Claremore, Pryor Stone, and MC Petroleum; Hors d’oeuvres Sponsor, Pryor Stone; and Tree Sponsors, Kissee Ford, Pelco Structural, and Buck and Andy Willis. They are still in need of sponsors, and various levels of sponsorship are available. Tree sponsorships vary depending on size; a 4-foot tree is $500, 7.5-foot is $750, and 9-foot is $800. “If a company has a certain amount they would like to sponsor, such as $300, we will purchase an item for them to be auctioned at the event,” said Donna. “A lot of businesses purchase table sponsorships and make the event their company party.” Tickets to the Festival of Trees are $40 and include heavy hors d’oeuvres and wine

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Visit The Pink House, Owasso at 209 N. Main St. in Owasso! man, young woman, boy and girl. Another favorite of the event, “Tales from the Top” will return this year. These tours of the upper floors of some of Claremore’s historic downtown buildings – including The Cranberry Merchant, Boarding House Books, Heinz Jewelry, Homeward Bound and The Will Rogers Hotel – will feature costumed actors portraying animated versions of the city’s history. The tours are $10 per person and can be booked in advance. Space for the tours is limited to 60 people per night. Children will have the opportunity to have their photo taken with Santa, and local groups will provide onstage entertainment. In addition to the entertainment Dickens on the Boulevard provides, it also the kickoff to the holiday shopping season. For this two-night event, many of the wonderful specialty shops that line the downtown strip stay open until 8 p.m. This allows shoppers who may not be able to make it during regular business hours a chance to shop locally for unique items. Shoppers can also register for door prizes and a nightly drawing of “Dickens Dollars” to be given away before the dance. This prize can be used in any participating downtown store. “We’re excited to have a couple of

new events at Dickens this year,” added Jackson. “The J.M. Davis Gun Museum will host a BB gun shooting arena. Also new will be the addition of vendors dressed in Victorian costumes selling a variety of items on Main Street.” Jackson said Dickens on the Boulevard is always in need of volunteers. Call Claremore Main Street to learn more. “Dickens on the Boulevard has become a tradition in downtown through the hard work of the great business owners, volunteers and the Claremore Main Street program,” said Jackson. “This is just another way for us to celebrate Claremore’s rich tradition and enjoy our present in the heart of the city.”

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Swing Your Partner Round and Round Will Rogers Squares, Claremore’s square dancing club, meets every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month at the American Legion Hall.

By Sheryl Sowell “If you know your right hand from your left and can walk a block, you can square dance – whether you’re eight years old or 80,” says Don Williams of the Will Rogers Squares, Claremore’s square dancing club. Don and his wife, Del, are charter members of the club and were brought together twice by square dancing. In 1972, Don and his first wife introduced their neighbors Del and her first husband to square dancing. Years later, both had been widowed and ended up seeing each other at a dance. “A lot of seniors have met and

married through square dancing clubs,” says Del. Don and Del say the camaraderie is what they enjoy most about square dancing. “My dad was a square dance caller in the 30s and 40s. Back then each circle had an individual caller. Today they have big fancy microphones and one person can call to thousands of dancers,” says Don. “You take old traditions – like farm, families and friends – and bring them into the modern world and refine them, introduce them to the modern equipment, and the fun, friendship and fellowship remain the same.” The square dance consists of groups of four couples and is performed in a compact framework of a square, each couple forming a side. The couples perform a variety of movements prompted by the singing calls (instruction) of a “caller.” Cooperative Square dancing is great exercise and fun movement is for all ages and skill levels. the hallmark of

well-executed square dancing. “Wee welcome both couples and singles to our club, and you do not need to have any experience,” says Del. “Square dancing is good physical therapy and good mental therapy. It is good exercise, and you can clear your mind. There’s a lot of hoopin’ and hollerin’, clapping and stomping, and everyone has a wonderful time.” Learning the basic steps is easy. Experienced square dance callers teach you the moves and the names of the calls that you dance. You practice those moves until they feel as natural as walking. The caller combines the basic moves and steps into whole dance patterns. You and your teammates follow the calls – each arm turn brings a surprise – and as the pattern concludes, all the arm turns bring you back to your partner. “Beginners need a series of about 15 lessons to learn the basics. There are three rules to square dancing: listen to your caller, listen to your caller, listen to your caller,” says Don. “Our club’s caller, Lee Main, is one of the best callers in the country.” Square dancing attire is as individual as you want it to be. Many women like lots of ruffles, with bloomers and can-cans underneath. Other ladies prefer jeans and boots. Men wear western shirts, T-shirts, slacks or jeans, and

Members of the Will Rogers Squares (L to R): (front row) Juanita Keys, Marilyn King, Alicia Shrum, Wanda Willis, (back row) Tom Karr, Del Williams, Don Williams, Lee Main, Jeannie Main, and Dale Schumacher. boots or comfortable shoes. karaoke and line dances. All are Del says square dancing is welcome to attend and enjoy a wonderful activity for young friendship, fellowship, fitness and families. “It’s inexpensive, and lots of fun. you don’t have to get a babysitter – just bring the kids with you. And they always feed you!” The Will Rogers Squares For more information, contact meet every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month at 7:30 p.m. at the Will Rogers Squares American Legion Hall, located on Highway 88 just north of Will (918) 520-7890 Rogers Memorial. You’ll find couples, singles, grandpas dancing www.ValueNews.com with their granddaughters, and everyone in between. Don has plans to add some exciting new ideas to the club soon, including

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Honoring a Veteran and His Family In September, decorated retired veteran Ronny Sweger and his family were handed the keys to their new home in Mounds after losing their house to a fire last year.

holding American flags in the driveway of the new 3,700-square-foot home built specifically for the Swegers. “When we lost our home, we were pretty devastated,” said Ronny Sweger. “I had started a Retired U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Ronny Sweger, his wife, Claudia, and foundation for warriors. their triplet sons, Brooks, Brett and Briggs, cut the ribbon at their new It was mid-stride, up and mortgage-free home provided through Operation FINALLY HOME, running. Then our home Castlerock Builders and New Gulf Resources, LLC. burns down. It was a difficult time not only in By Sheryl Sowell the foundation’s life, but in our lives as a whole.” In July of last year, a fire destroyed partners with corporate sponsors, According to Dan Wallrath, builders’ associations, developers, the home of retired U.S. Army president and founder of Staff Sgt. Ronny Sweger, his wife, individual contributors and Operation FINALLY HOME, volunteers to help America’s Claudia, and their young triplet the organization has completed military heroes and their families sons, Brooks, Briggs and Brett. 92 custom homes for heroes in transition to the home front by On September 30, 2015, Sweger 29 states since beginning 10 years addressing one of their most and his family were handed the ago. Sweger was named recipient pressing needs – a home to call keys to a beautiful, custom-built of a new home in January of this home in Mounds, Okla., through their own. The Swegers’ new year for the incredible bravery, home was built by Castlerock Operation FINALLY HOME, a Builders with assistance from New dedication and volunteerism he non-profit 501(c)(3) organization exhibited during his military Gulf Resources, LLC. that provides mortgage-free service. The home dedication in homes for wounded, ill or Ronny D. Sweger joined the September was an emotional day injured veterans, surviving Oklahoma National Guard in for the family, everyone involved spouses and their families. 1993. He incurred a number of with the project, and the crowd Operation FINALLY HOME

injuries as a result of more than 10 deployments to Afghanistan, Iraq and Africa, including post-traumatic stress disorder, a traumatic brain injury, loss of field vision and migraines. He medically retired from the military in December of 2009. While in service, Sweger was recognized for his courage and resilience with a number of accolades, including multiple Bronze Stars, Ranger Tab and Special Forces Tab. In addition to being a decorated veteran, he was recognized for his volunteer service, receiving the Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Award, Major General Douglas O. Dollar Distinguished Service Award and President’s Lifetime Achievement Award. He was also inducted into the Oklahoma Military Hall of Fame for his achievements as co-founder and executive director of The Foundation for Exceptional Warriors, an organization that assists in the healing process of the families and veterans of Special Operations Forces by providing

therapeutic recreational and sporting events, customized to enhance the mental and physical health of our American heroes. Upon receiving keys to his family’s new home, Sweger said, “I want to accept this home very humbly. The only way I can accept this house is on behalf of all those warriors that have come before and will come behind me. I’m going to use this home to raise a family that will protect and serve, and raise an organization and make it stronger that will protect and serve.”

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LIVING THE WELLNESS LIFE WITH DR.S MARK & MICHELE

The Debilitating Effects of the Stressful American Lifestyle Has your life sped out of control? Has your health began to deteriorate? If so, keep reading, as we have a three prong approach to regain control and bolster your health. Recently while traveling down the streets of Tulsa, Oklahoma, my wife and I found ourselves amazed by the number of speeding cars pass us. We were even more alarmed by the fact that we were actually driving about 5 miles an hour over the posted speed limit. Yes, we were indeed technically breaking the law. However, it truly did astonish us that many people seemed to act in such a way as to indicate that we were going far too slow. Here's the problem, life in itself has become too fast. The excessive speed has now become the norm. Chaos seems to reign. This speed has not only permeated our driving but also our life in general, whether work, relationships, or other. It is important for us to realize that the increased speed of the world is indeed taking a massive toll upon our lives, relationships, and our health. We have seemingly forgotten how to rest, how to listen, how to play, how to laugh, and how to have fun. Our health in turn has suffered. The trends in today's world are shocking. The Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) predicts that by the year 2030, over 60100% of the population in our country will be overweight and/or obese. Now that is shocking! So what can we do about it? Here are three practices to ensure quietness in your soul and life, and consequently, produce vitality in your health. 1. Take a quiet break daily. Set five minutes aside to simply be quiet. Put away the cell phone, turn off the TV, put the

animals in the other room, and ask your family to give you a few moments of silence. During this time, reflect on where you are, what you're thinking, what do you dream, and what makes you happy. 2. Take a 10 minute walk daily. This will ensure, at least a start, of a healthy exercise pattern. Exercise, as we all know, is necessary for proper structural, metabolic, digestive, and cardiovascular function. Additionally, research has shown that exercise is a superior anti-depressant to the oft-prescribed Prozac. After all, there is no such thing as a Prozac deficiency.

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Honey, What’s for Thanksgiving Dinner? The Hamlet’s honey-kissed™ spiral sliced hams and turkeys will make any holiday meal extra special.

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