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Fair Board Member Seeks Take a Ride the First Weekend in October Commissioner Seat Claremore Main Street presents the 8th annual Dickens of a Ride on Saturday, October 4, 2014.

Ron Burrows – with 11 years experience as a Rogers County Fair Board elected official and 30+ years work history – asks for the public’s consideration in voting him Rogers County Commissioner District 3. By Sheryl Sowell

Ron Burrows at the 100th Anniversary Rogers County Fair with Cutter Willhour, his youngest supporter.

By Sheryl Sowell

“I would like to extend a big ‘thank you’ to all the residents of Rogers County who recently helped make the 100th year Rogers County Fair a rousing success,” said Ron Burrows, vice president of the Fair Board and general manager of the Claremore Expo Center. Ron has been a Fair Board member, which is an elected position, for the past 11 years. “The fair’s attendance has grown to approximately 20,000 people. We have a wonderful group of committed Fair Board members who each have played a huge role in the fair’s substantial growth.” Ron’s personal contribution to the fair’s success was his devoted effort to bring a carnival back to the fair. “The fair did not have a carnival for years. I dedicated about six years to finding a carnival that was available during the time of our fair in September. I was (continued on page 28)

manner, there is a Lazy Lake Loop, which is approximately seven miles. This is a good ride for beginning cyclists or for young families. All bike routes begin and end at Gazebo Park at Muskogee Avenue and Will Rogers Boulevard. Riders will head west out of Claremore through scenic country sides to Oologah. From there, they will cycle areas surrounding Claremore Lake. Riders on the longer routes will continue pedaling east of town through challenging, rolling hillsides before they head back to Gazebo Park. At the conclusion of the bike ride, cyclists are urged to stop by the Gazebo, where lots of really nice door prizes will be awarded by drawings (continued on page 28)

Go Nuts on Route 66 Family-friendly activities are set for the 6th annual Route 66 Pecan & Fun Fest on October 25. By Carol Beck-Round

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Load up your automobile and head to The Nut House on historic Route 66 for a day of family-friendly activities and products on October 25 at the 6th annual Route 66 Pecan & Fun Fest. Beginning at 9 a.m. and running until 6 p.m., the event offers a vast array of indoor and outdoor booths selling crafts, toys, books, handmade blankets, breads and other goodies as well as Amish-made jerky. “We usually have around 30 booths,” says Hazel Ward, owner. In addition to the booths, attendees can browse through the unique

Kate, Sally, Hazel and Darryl invite you to the Route 66 Pecan & Fun Fest

items – most not found in your local grocery or big-box store – inside The Nut House, where new fall products will be available, as well as new crop of pecans. “We’ll also have our famous Nut House cookies for sale,” she adds. “They contain real butter, corn flakes, oatmeal, coconut, chocolate (continued on page 28)

Dickens of a Ride attracts hundreds of cyclists each year.

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SSidelined by Injury? Dr. Brad Lawson volunteers his services for several local sports teams.

By Julie Lawson

Friday night football is here. The stadium lights are coming on, and our kids are running onto the football field once again. The temperature is starting to change, and the atmosphere and support that fills a community around their teams on Friday nights has finally returned. For some, the return of football is an exciting and exhilarating time. However, with the collision nature of the sport, the return of football can also mean challenging injuries, concussions, and significant amounts of rehabilitation and continued care for some. When the excitement of the game turns into the disappointment of an injury, many have realized that they don’t have to drive to Tulsa to find the sports medicine care they need. Dr. Brad Lawson, a physician and orthopedic surgeon in Owasso, has provided excellence in service and sports medicine care in the Owasso, Claremore and Collinsville area for the last several years. Dr. Lawson also volunteers

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sports medicine and reconstructive medicine, excellence in orthopedic and sports medicine care is right here in our communities. As the school year and all of its athletic competition rolls on, or if you’re the weekend warrior with aches and pains that just won’t go away, you can know that great orthopedic and sports medicine care does not require you to drive to Tulsa anymore. Dr. Lawson and his staff office in Owasso at 13616 E. 103rd St. N., next door to Urgent Care of Green Country. They also have an office in Broken Arrow where they see patients on Thursday mornings at 2950 S. Elm Pl., Ste. 456. Whether it is competitive athletics or recreational enjoyment that may cause an injury or a pain, Dr. Lawson and his staff will keep you at your best. For more information or to schedule an appointment, feel free to stop by or call (918) 272-4488.

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How a Line of Credit Can Help Your Farm Credit Needs “Financially Fit” is a column published by RCB Bank to help you gain knowledge on all things financial. Fitness guides – RCB Bank professionals in the field – offer ideas to help you strengthen your money sense, customize savings training, and provide quick and easy action plans to start whipping your money into shape.

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Someone recently asked me when the slow time for agriculture is. Sounds like an easy question, right? After several minutes of careful consideration, I decided that the correct answer is most definitely, “It depends.” Some farm families say that there are no slow times. There are just busy and busier times. Those dairy cows still need to be milked and fed seven days a week. Poultry producers use most of their two-to-three week break between flocks to prepare for the next. Ranchers continue to make regular inspections on their herds, checking on herd health and new calves as well as a hundred other things. Of the four seasons, fall may offer a bit of a break for some farmers, but it’s still a busy time for many who have soybeans to harvest, fall calves to check, and wheat and winter pastures to drill. Fall is also a good time to visit about Farm Operating Lines of Credit (LOC), which

purchasing young calves in the spring to graze through the summer. Loan proceeds advanced from the LOC can be used to purchase the calves, medication, and feed, and will be paid back after the cattle are sold in the fall. It’s also good to remember that interest is only paid on the outstanding balance, not the

entire face amount of the loan. A line of credit is a tool, just like a grease gun or a tractor. Used as directed, it can bridge the timing gap between an expense and the expected pay day. It requires some budgeting and planning skills to pay these loans down each year, but it can provide a credit answer to some of those farm income/expense

can help farmers with seasonal or unexpected expenses. A lot of farmers and ranchers have discovered that an LOC is an effective way to bridge the gap between seasonal expenses and seasonal income. Here’s how it works. Let’s say that a farm family no-tills 80 acres of wheat or ryegrass for pasture (a planned farm expense) every fall, but they don’t want to sell their calves (a planned farm income) until later. This creates a gap between a needed expense and the planned income. If they have a Farm Operating Line of Credit, they can advance $5,200 (plus or minus) from their already approved and processed line of credit and be ready to pay for the seed and fertilizer, and reserve the spreader. After they sell their calf crop, they pay on the line of credit. Another popular use RCB Bank Loan Officer Ray McCartney (left) with Merl Troyer, for a line of credit is for farmer. Picture was taken at Troyer’s farm outside Pryor.

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Convenient, Comprehensive Care Claremore Compounding Center offers three excellent reasons for choosing them as your local pharmacy. By Sheryl Sowell

“Three key words describe our philosophy at Claremore Compounding Center,” says Pharmacist Darren Hightower. “Convenience, comprehensive, and care.” Convenience is redefined at CCC Pharmacy, with easy accessibility from both Lynn Riggs and JM Davis Boulevard. With two drive-through lanes, waiting times are greatly reduced. “For the ultimate

convenience, eliminate the wait and ask for free delivery at your home or office located within Rogers County,” says Hightower. Because of their extensive logistics experience serving LTC and hospice patients all over Northeast Oklahoma, they are able to offer this handy service to all customers. “Comprehensive describes our full line of pharmacy prod-

specific compounding is how Claremore Compounding Center founded their services in Claremore. “We have the only certified sterile compounding lab in town for retail customers. Consistent excellence and accuracy is maintained from specifically defined procedures. We take your health seriously and monitor our products at FDA certified labs to guarantee potency, sterility and stability. You can have peace of mind knowing every effort is made to provide a safe and quality medication,” adds Hightower. Care is the service you experience surrounding the timely accurate dispensing of medications to enable your good health. “We believe that your opportunity to have a discussion with a pharmacist is greater at CCC Pharmacy than anywhere else in town. With five doctors of pharmacy on staff, you can have a private consultation Darren Hightower, pharmacist, and Brittney Carriger, pharmacy tech, are part of the friendly behind a closed door inteam at CCC Pharmacy. ucts and services including vitamins and over-the-counter items, all of your prescription meds, and, if needed, the best compounders in the area,” says Hightower. “The experience of our professional staff enables pharmacy solutions for newborns to nursing home patients –and your pets too. No other pharmacy offers the same extensive product line to Rogers County.” Patient

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TTake a Ride the First Weekend in October Claremore Main Street presents the 8th annual Dickens of a Ride on Saturday, October 4, 2014. By Sheryl Sowell

Dickens of a Ride attracts hundreds of cyclists each year.

Bicyclists in northeastern Oklahoma, plan to enjoy a great ride on Saturday, October 4 during the Dickens of a Ride bicycle tour through the beautiful rolling hillsides surrounding Claremore. The ride is sponsored by Claremore Main Street, Inc. and supports their many programs and projects throughout the year. Proceeds from the ride help fund preservation efforts, economic development, and special projects including planters, trees, benches and public art. Dickens of a Ride attracts cyclists from Oklahoma and adjoining states. Ride options include distances of 30, 50, 62 and 100 miles. And for those who like to do their bicycling in a more relaxed manner, there is a Lazy Lake Loop, which is approximately seven miles. This is a good ride for beginning cyclists or for young families. All bike routes begin and end at Gazebo Park at Muskogee Avenue and Will Rogers Boulevard. Riders will head west out of Claremore through scenic country sides to Oologah. From there, they will cycle areas surrounding Claremore Lake. Riders on the longer routes will continue pedaling east of town through chal-

lenging, rolling hillsides before they head back to Gazebo Park. At the conclusion of the bike ride, cyclists are urged to stop by the Gazebo, where lots of really nice door prizes will be awarded by drawings as participants return. Ride coordinator Cindy Bissett says, “The Boomarang Diner is offering a great Breakfast Ride Special beginning at 6 a.m. the day of the ride.” It will include one egg, two pieces of bacon or sausage, toast or biscuit and gravy, and hash brown potatoes. Milk, coffee or juice is not included with the special, but may be purchased separately. There will also be eight well-supplied rest stops along the bike routes where riders look forward to sitting a spell and taking advantage of numerous home baked goodies and fruit. Excellent mechanical and SAG support will be provided on the Dickens of a Ride until 5 p.m. Be sure to wear your ANSI, CPSC, or Snell approved helmet if you plan on participating in the ride; it’s required. Visit the www.downtownclaremore.org to register online or if you prefer, you may print a registration form, fill it out, and

mail it in with your check. Registration packets may be picked up at Bike-About Bicyles, 300 W. Muskogee Ave., on Thursday, October 2, 5.p.m. until 7 p.m. You may also get your packet beginning at 6 a.m. on the day of the ride. Maps will be provided, and you need to be prepared for some hills. Riders under 16 years of age must be accompanied by an adult who is also on a bicycle and riding with them. Riders under 18 must have a parent or guardian sign a Ride Release. Major sponsors of the 2014 Dickens of a Ride include RCB Bank, Walmart, Bike About Bicycles, Melton Sales and Boomarang Diner. Many thanks to each of them and to each of the riders who help make Dickens of a Ride one of the best in the state of Oklahoma.

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PPreserving Cowboy Cooking Culture The second annual Chuck Wagon Cook-Off is set for Saturday, November 1.

By Carol Beck-Round

If they were being pulled by horses or oxen, it might look like an Old West cattle drive. However, the chuck wagons that will be rolling into the Claremore Expo Center will be hauled in on flatbed trailers to participate in the second annual Chuck Wagon Cook-Off on Saturday, November 1 as part of the Will Rogers Days celebration. Beef tips, chicken fried steak

and pot roast were three of the main entrees in last year’s competition, with four chuck wagon crews vying for first place and bragging rights. Tanya Andrews, Visit Claremore executive director, is expecting more entries this year, at least eight. “However, we can accommodate up to 15 teams set up on the West Bend on the Green,” she said. “We work with the American Chuck Wagon Association to recruit wagons from all over the country.” The ACWA encourages participants to preserve this aspect of American heritage through competitive events that involve setting up camp, cooking with authentic old western tools and exhibiting restored or replicated chuck wagons. The fun will begin on Friday when the chuck Alaska and Madi, both from northeastern wagons establish Oklahoma, will be performing at the second their camps, folannual Chuck Wagon Cook-Off. The singers were on season six of “The Voice” with lowed by “authenTeam Blake. ticity” judging.

“While the food judges are local, the ‘authenticity’ judges are experienced and recommended by the ACWA,” she adds. “They judge everything including the authenticity of the wagon spokes down to the drawers in the kitchen area.” Points are awarded to the most authentic wagon and then combined with points earned on Saturday during the food judging to determine the overall winner, who receives $1,000. Food judges are recruited from local restaurant owners and chefs. On Saturday, the chuck wagon chefs get down to business with each team digging a cooking pit. By 11:45 a.m., teams will submit their meals to the panel of judges. At noon, event attendees can begin chowing down. In order to guarantee a plate of the cowboy cooking, Andrews suggest tickets be purchased in advance for $10. Tickets go on sale October 6. The day of the event, tickets are $12. Each meal includes meat, potatoes, beans, bread, dessert and a drink. However, tickets are limited. “We can only sell 40 meals per wagon,” says Andrews. Chuck wagon teams will compete in seven categories on Saturday: Most Authentic, Best Overall and Best Food subcategories for meat, potatoes, beans,

Chuck Wagon Cook-Off contestants from Crosstimber Ranch in Mustang are scheduled to return to the second annual competition this year during Will Rogers Days. The team won first place overall last year and will be defending their title on November 1.

bread and dessert. Food items to expect include chicken fried steak, roast, beef stew, fried or mashed potatoes, beans, biscuits, cornbread, sourdough bread, cobbler and much more. Performances by Alaska and Madi, both Oklahomans, are also scheduled. The singers were on season six of “The Voice” with Team Blake. RCB, Visit Claremore and the Reveille Rotary Club are this year’s presenting sponsors. Wagon sponsors in-

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Time to Chicken Dance The 2014 Linde Oktoberfest Tulsa will take place October 16-19.

By Stacey Roggendorff

Tulsa’s largest fall festival turns 36 this year. Set for October 16-19, Linde Oktoberfest Tulsa is located at River West Festival Park on the west bank of the beautiful Arkansas River, and offers four days of authentic German celebration, including live music, games and, of course, food and drinks, among number other attractions. Admission is $6 for adults and free for children 12 and under. The Autobahn Pass and other ticket packages are available online, allowing patrons to purchase admission and festival money ahead of time and bypass lines. On Family Friday, admission to the festival is free from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The carnival offers unlimited rides from noon to 6 p.m. with the purchase of a $15 All-Rides Wristband. Paid parking is available near the festival grounds at $5 and $10, or patrons can ride the free shuttles, which run three routes through downtown, midtown and south Tulsa, near alternative parking areas. “The festival is a timehonored tradition for Tulsans and visitors alike,” says Festival Director Tonja Carrigg. Linde Oktoberfest Tulsa offers enter-

tainment, activities, and plenty of food and specialty beverages for everyone. It’s no surprise upwards of 60,000 people flock to Tulsa’s favorite Chicken Dance venue.” Live music is always a favorite and this year, several bands are traveling to Linde Oktoberfest Tulsa from Germany. Algäuer Alpincats, Die Wilderer and the Dorfrockers, who hail from the Bavaria region, will perform in Der Lufthansa BierGarten during the festival, including Wednesday’s popular Corporate Night, also known as Gemütlichkeit. Keeping with German tradition, five beer tents will feature a variety of great beer for all tastes. More than 50 domestic and import beers will be available, including premium brands such as Warsteiner, Spaten, Paulaner, Konig and Hofbrau. Beer tents include Der Lufthansa BierGarten, Das Spaten Haus, Das Warsteiner Ess Zelt and Die Bier Stube. Das Fassler Hall Stammtisch Zelt will feature brews from Tulsa’s Marshall Brewing Company, including seasonal favorites Oktoberfest Lager and Klaus Hefeweizen. Wine, mixed drinks and non-alcoholic bever-

ages also will be served. The popular commemorative beer stein will be offered again this year. Called the Maßkrug, this one-litre (33.8 fluid Sign up online now for the Beer Barrel Race at Linde Oktoberfest Tulsa. ounce) stein is dePhoto courtesy of River Parks Authority. signed to closely resemble the mug frequently used know families love to come to and Osage Casino; Supporting in Bavarian beer gardens and Linde Oktoberfest Tulsa for the Sponsors Hard Rock Hotel beer halls and is a staple of Okto- carnival rides, and they will enjoy and Casino, Samuel Adams, berfest in Munich, Germany. “I the kids tent as well,” says Jugen- Warsteiner, Spaten, Bud Light, have been to the Munich festival dZelt entertainment coordinator Marshall Brewing Company, Blue many times,” says Claus Greiner, Chris Middlebrook. Moon and Metro PCS; Official former Oktoberfest Board Chair, Authentic and German-inMedia Sponsor Tulsa World; Of“and the Maßkrug is an essential spired games are fun to play and ficial Hotels with festival shuttle feature.” watch. The Dachshund Dash is a locations Hyatt Regency Tulsa, Many local restaurants will race featuring “wiener dogs.” The Holiday Inn Tulsa City Center, be on site with a wide variety of Bier Barrel race, Stein Hoisting Trade Winds Central Inn and menu choices for all tastes. Some competition and other particiCrowne Plaza Southern Hills. highlights include Siegi’s sausage pant games will be held during plate dinner, bratwurst pizza and the festival. Full schedule, details Lanjaeger (German beef jerky). and event signup is online. Ludger’s Wiener Schnitzel sandLinde Oktoberfest Tulsa For more information, contact wich, apple strudel and Bavarian 2014 times are Thursday from 5 Linde Oktoberfest cheesecake will be available for p.m. to 11 p.m., Friday and Satpurchase. urday from 11 a.m. to 1 a.m., and Tulsa The kids’ tent, Das JugendSunday from noon to 6 p.m. (918) 596-2007 Zelt, will offer a variety of enterConfirmed sponsors include: tainment for children each day, Title Sponsor Linde Process www.tulsaoktoberfest.org including magic shows, circus Plants, Inc.; Official Sponsors www.ValueNews.com skills presentations, live music, LDF Sales & Distributing, Lufa science show and more. “We thansa Technik North America

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It’s the Ultimate Ladies Day Out The Ladies Lifestyle Extravaganza returns for 9th year of fun, fashion and a full day of activities for women.

By Carol Beck-Round Hobbies, women’s health and wellness issues, as well as fashion and shopping adventures are on tap for the 9th annual Ladies Lifestyle Extravaganza, set for Saturday, November 1 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Claremore Northeast Technology Center located on Highway 88 north of Blue Starr Drive. It’s the ultimate ladies day out where women can explore booths and attend sessions geared toward women’s interests. Teaming up to coordinate the day-long event, the Claremore Chamber of Commerce and Claremore Main Street have designed the extravaganza to provide products, services and information women need and want to make their lives more efficient, more productive, and happier. Regardless of their age or circumstances, women will find something valuable for their lives. Initially the one-day event had been held in March, but it conflicted with spring break plans. “We decided to move it to November this year,” says Dell Davis, Chamber director. “It will be a good opportunity for our vendors

to showcase their products and services, as well as for those who attend to start their holiday shopping.” Shopping opportunities will include booths featuring jewelry, food products, clothing, purses and other fashion accessories, home décor, body products, health care items, cookware and business services. In addition, Hillcrest Hospital Claremore, Presenting Sponsor of the show, will be offering free seminars throughout the day addressing various issues involving women’s health. Topics will address women at different stages of their lives, and participants will have the opportunity to ask questions. Dr. Lacy Crissup with Primary Eye Care will be on hand with a mobile unit offering basic eye screenings for attendees. Claremore’s boutiques and clothing stores will be participating again this year in the popular fashion show – always a hit with the ladies and coordinated by Susan Todd, Cari Bohannan and Nicole Potter. “We’re even more excited this year because we have so many

new boutiques in town that will be participating,” says Susan Todd. “We will have women’s fashion for all ages, Enjoy informative demonstrations at this year’s including children.” Ladies Lifestyle Extravaganza. Stacy Gray demonstrated chalk-based Another popupaint techniques during last year’s event. lar feature returning to this year’s show have a very strong adult education career women, single and married is the author’s booth sponsored by women, brides-to-be and newlyprogram.” Boarding House Books. About 15 weds, mothers, empty-nesters and Admission is $5 with $1 of authors, including many locals, will retirees will all find something at each fee going toward local food be available to visit with attendees pantries. A schedule of seminars the event.” and sign books. “Every genre will will be available on the Claremore Other event sponsors include be covered, including mystery, Chamber and Claremore Main RCB Bank, with Neely Insurance inspirational, romance, children and TTCU The Credit Union pro- Street websites. and science fiction,” says Janice viding the Ladies Loot prizes and Whitaker, owner of Boarding cash for drawings held throughout House Books. the day. Last year, a drawing was For more information, contact The DIY corner will also held for a Coach purse. “We will return with attendees getting to see have something equally valuable Ladies Lifestyle hands-on demonstrations of crafts this year,” says Bissett. Extravaganza and useful products. Last year’s “We’re excited to partner DIY corner featured homemade with NTC to bring this event to (918) 341-5881 laundry soap. Cake decorating the ladies in our community,” says (918) 341-2818 and chalk painting have also been Davis. “Women will be able to visit offered at previous shows. the campus and see what they have www.claremore.org “This event is for all women,” to offer in the way of career choices www.downtownclaremore.org says Claremore Main Street Execu- or discover a new hobby, like the www.ValueNews.com tive Director Cindy Bissett. “Colart of flower arranging. NTC isn’t lege students and recent graduates, just for high school students; they-

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Voted Rogers County Reader’s Choice for Two Years

want, Marsh offers customers an opportunity to select something else directly from one of their three stone warehouses in Tulsa. However, Marsh now includes more slabs on the premises from Harmony Star Marble & Granite is now providing homeowners with eco-friendly products. which customers can choose, By Carol Beck-Round saving gas and a trip to Tulsa or offers four different products at For the second year in a row, are remodeling your bathroom or Broken Arrow. own business located east of Cla“What sets us apart from one location, including new ecoHarmony Star Marble & Granite remore. Marsh made the decision kitchen or building a new home. friendly products that include, has been voted Rogers County “From the smallest job to the big- stores who don’t specialize in to open Harmony Star Marble countertops, showers and tubs, among other things, recycled Reader’s Choice for the best gest job, whether it is one vanity & Granite so he could cater to glass. “We offer cultured Italian marble company. Harmony Star top or a whole house, we can work but do offer some of the same builders and home remodelers in products as us, is that we don’t use is celebrating 10 years in business the Rogers County area. However, marble and quartz, manufactured with you to complete your projdifferent subs on every job,” says at its current location with an an- his company’s reputation for excel- stone and Brazilian granite from ect,” says Marsh. This includes Marsh. “Our turn-around time the least expensive to the high niversary sale in October. showers and tubs. lence has earned him repeat busion a job is a week to 10 days from end,” he adds. “This is what sets Owner Rex Marsh has been The family-owned business ness from Tulsa, Mayes County, the time an order is placed. Our involved in the manufacturing, with six employees, who have Grand Lake, Skiatook and Broken us apart from the competition. You can get everything you want fabrication and installation of been with Harmony Marble since employees do all of the work.” Arrow as well as Rogers County. The business can do it all right here, including sinks.” cultured marble and granite counit opened 10 years ago, believes Located halfway between from start to finish, including You don’t need to travel from in treating its customers right. “I tertops, showers and bathtubs for Claremore and Pryor off Highway the plumbing. Harmony Marble one business to another if you 35 years. In 2004, he opened his depend on my employees, who 20, the premier granite company specializes in custom, quality work do a good job, and I try to treat to turn your bathroom or kitchen everyone honestly. I want my into a work of art that you can be customers to be happy when the proud to show off to your family job is done,” he says. “We have and friends. “We are committed a good rating with the BBB and with local people so we get a lot of to quality work,” he adds, “and we warranty everything we sell and referrals – and, if there is a probinstall.” lem, whether it was our problem or not, we take care of it. Our motto is, ‘The nicest compliment For more information, contact we can receive is the referral of Harmony Star your friends and family.’” Marble & Granite If you are getting ready to 21305 S. 4230 Rd. remodel or build a new home, Claremore, OK 74019 Harmony Star can provide you (918) 695-6840 with a variety of options. You can www.harmonystarmarble.com view samples in their showroom www.ValueNews.com Rex Marsh, owner of Harmony Star Marble & Granite, stands beside a display of granite but if you don’t find what you that will be turned into a beautiful countertop for someone’s kitchen or bathroom.

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HHoof It with 4-H Horse Club Three groups will benefit from the Hoof It 5K & Fun Run on October 11. By Carol Beck-Round Three area organizations will benefit from the Hoof It 5K & Fun Run set for Saturday, October 11 at Claremore Lake. With 60 active members, the Rogers County 4-H Horse Club is sponsoring the event, which will start with checkin at 7:30 a.m., followed by the 1-mile fun run at 9 a.m. and the 5K at 9:30. Proceeds from the event will

go toward scholarships for senior 4-H members who plan to attend college, to support educational programs (e.g. clinics, horse judging, and horse quiz bowl), as well as awards for their year-end banquet. Two other organizations, Wild Heart Animal Rescue in Foyil and the Ronald McDonald House, will also benefit from the event. Club members voted to split 10 percent

of the proceeds between the two groups. Both organizations have already benefitted from the 4-H Club’s generosity. “We pass a can around at our monthly meetings and take up a collection for Wild Heart Animal Rescue,” says club president Lyndsey Harvey. “We also collect pop cans and use the money from recycling them to purchase food

Rogers County 4-H Horse Club members are ready for their first Hoof It 5K & Fun Run set for October 11 at Claremore Lake. (L to R): Alaina Orban, club secretary; Madison Farrow, recreation leader; Ivy Orban, historian; Sydney Replogle, active member; and Lyndsey Harvey, president.

and other supplies for the ranch.” In addition, the club has donated used horse blankets and tack to Wild Heart. The club has a long history of supporting local horse rescue organizations. Ronald McDonald House in Tulsa benefits from the club’s generosity as well. Pop tabs are collected and then donated to the cause. According to their website, Ronald McDonald Houses collect pop tabs instead of entire aluminum cans because it’s more hygienic to store tabs than cans, and collection and storage is easier. Participants in the 5K & Fun Run who have registered by September 26 will receive a moisture-wicking shirt (size request guaranteed). The entry fee of $25 is guaranteed through October 6, but shirt sizes are not guaranteed. A late and race-day registration fee of $30 will be accepted with no guarantee of shirt availability. To register – race packets are not being mailed out – you can enter online at www.hoofit5K. eventbrite.com or download an application from the website. You can also find more information on their Facebook page at “Hoof It 5K & Fun Run.” The top male and female in each age group will receive a unique plaque. Age groups are 12 and under, 13-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, and 70 and over. In addition, there will be stick horse races for kids of all ages. “If you can’t run,” says Lyndsey, “you

can ride your stick horse.” Bring your own stick horse. The Claremore Lake Trail 5K is paved, and water will be provided at two stations on the course with refreshments provided at the finish. “I’m very excited to have a new type of club fundraiser,” Lyndsey adds. “I’m confident this event is going to be successful.” The Rogers County 4-H Horse Club has been in existence for over 40 years. The organization’s purpose is to inspire and safely educate young people, through 4-H, to forge positive personal attributes and foster a lifelong fellowship with horses. Members participate in various horse-related leadership activities, including speeches, judging contests and quiz bowl competitions. They also volunteer their time for community service projects such as trash cleanup on local county roads, and collecting donations for the community food bank and a local women’s shelter. They’ve also raised funds for St. Jude Children’s Hospital. Sponsorships are still available and are tax deductible, as the 4-H Club is a 501c3 organization.

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This Carpet’s For the Dogs (and Cats) Grigsby’s Carpet, Tile & Rug Gallery spotlights products designed for people and their pets.

www.ValueNews.com the SPCA is just another example of how Grigsby’s stays in tune with the Tulsa community. “We hope this will be the first of many pet adoption events we sponsor through the SPCA,” said Carnino. Grigsby’s Carpet, Tile & Rug Gallery expanded its facility last fall, which placed all store departments under one roof. They added a beautiful office and showroom area for the commercial department while enlarging the existing

PetProtect Carpet. Maybe it will feature a Pet Adoption will be the puppy you choose Day on October 11, the final Grigsby’s Carpet, Tile & Rug day of the promotion. Dogs to take home to make a part of your family. The tie-in with Gallery is currently featuring and cats will be available for pet-friendly products with a adoption by pet-loving focus on dogs and cats –and families. Pets will people too. Director of Opbe shown inside erations Penny Carnino has or outside, rain announced that the company’s or shine, dependStainmaster® PetProtect™ ing on weather Carpets will be on sale now conditions. through October 11, 2014. Either way, the “Pet hair releases from them dog pen’s floor easily, making cleaning a will be covered snap,” says Carnino. “The with StainmasStainmaster PetProtect carpet ter PetProtect system resists pet stains, is Carpet – with a color safe, and easily releases fire hydrant. This pet hair while you vacuum to should give you decrease the amount of time an opportunity you spend cleaning.” One to observe puppy could say Stainmaster PetPro- personalities tect products are pet – and while you witness owner – friendly. Stainmaster just how well Petsponsored the popular WestProtect products minster Dog Show this year. perform. All Stainmaster PetProtect One SPCA carpets and other pet-friendly canine will be products will be on sale at the chosen to star in Grigsby’s event. In addition to a forthcoming Grigsby’s staff members with Captain, an adoptable pet from the SPCA. the spotlight being on these Grigsby’s com(Back row): David Stover, Richard Trim, (Front Row): Leslie Pennington, special products, Grigsby’s has mercial featurAmanda Payne, Lindsey Covey, Penny Carnino and Payton. teamed with the SPCA and ing Stainmaster

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Agricultural Equipment and Repair P&K Equipment offers complete equipment solution packages for customers – from sales, parts, service, and beyond. By Christopher Davis

Since P&K Equipment established its Owasso location in 2009, the agricultural equipment provider has earned a reputation for top notch customer service. Through a tremendous growth period over the last several years, P&K has provided all types of equipment, parts, and service, and has established itself as a complete solutions dealer.

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Family owned and managed S&W Tree Specialists operates throughout northeastern Oklahoma and provides services including tree care, plant health care, property maintenance, tree pruning, turf and lawn care, and emergency storm services to businesses and homeowners. Primary owners are Dale Hughes, operation supervisor; Bryan Merseburgh, lawn care/plant health care supervisor; Robby Mizumura, tree crews and plant health care supervisor; and Leilani Hughes, office manager. A certified and trained arborist and tree care safety professional is always available to provide information concerning your trees, plants or lawns. Estimates for all services are free with no obligation. Leilani says, “Area residents are really focused on making their outdoor home an enjoyable living space. It’s really like remodeling any area inside your home – only outside.” With fall just around the corner, a time when Okies enjoy spending more time outdoors with the beautiful weather fall brings, now is a great time to consider “remodeling” your backyard living

space. “We can help make it beautiful, a safe haven for your kids to play and a place in which the entire family will enjoy spending time,” said Leilani. “We haven’t had any major storms this year, and most folks in northeastern Oklahoma haven’t paid much attention to their trees,” said Bryan. “Beware – you could have dead limbs that are just waiting to be blown down and cause property damage or even personal injury. Be safe, not sorry, and get them checked.” Clearing unwanted limbs from trees is a dangerous undertaking, and Bryan cautions do-it-yourselfers to please get it done by a trained tree specialist. “S&W Tree Specialists is fully insured and fully covered, including workers comp. And you, as a customer, are covered as well,” said Leilani. All employees are screened prior to hiring and all are employed by S&W. “We don’t contract labor,” said Dale. “You want to make sure, prior to contracting with an individual or company, that they are fully insured and that you will not be held liable for any accident that might occur on the job at your home or business.”

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Friends of the Catoosa Public Library is an organization with the mission “to strengthen our local library, to encourage our community by providing opportunities for increased knowledge, and to open doorways to the world for future generations.” The Friends accomplish this through a variety of free community events, educational and fitness classes, and donations to the library, including books and financial support. “We not only want to increase awareness of the library through fundraising, but engage our community as well,” says Becky Jones, president. “At our meetings discuss what our community needs are and how we can fill those gaps.” The Friends of the Catoosa Public Library will host their next fundraiser on

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at www.catoosalibraryfriends. com. The Friends stay busy throughout the year providing a wide variety of free services to the community, including a movie night held the third Thursday of every month, an ongoing book sale, Breakfast with Santa on December 13, 2014 from 7 to 10 a.m., and an assortment of instructional classes. Past classes have included craft lessons in jewelry making and Cherokee basket weaving, do-it-yourself home and beauty workshops, couponing seminars, genealogy sessions and more. Bunco for Books is scheduled for February of 2015 - watch Facebook and the website for details. Everyone is encouraged to join the Friends of the Catoosa Public Library. Visit www.catoosalibraryfriends. com for more details. They are always accepting donations as well, including books, movies, DVDs, and especially audio books.

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W Will Rogers Days Lots of fun is happening in Claremore November 1-4 to commemorate the birth of Oklahoma’s favorite son. By Pat Reeder Something new has been added to the four-day Will Rogers Days, marking the November 4, 1879 birthday of Will Rogers and the 1938 opening of the Will Rogers Memorial Museum in Claremore. A “Mid-Afternoon Frolic” amateur talent show will be Sunday afternoon, November 2 from 2 to 4. Open to the first 20 applicants, cash prizes will be $150, first place; $100, second place; and $50, third place. Applications are available on the website at www.willrogers.com or at the Museum admissions desk. The “Frolic” is a take-off of Will’s vaudeville days when he performed in the “Midnight Frolic” variety show on the roof of New York City’s Amsterdam Theatre. Will Rogers Days, November 1-4, starts at 10 a.m. Saturday, November 1 with a parade through downtown Claremore and continues with the Indian Women’s Pocahontas Club traditional program, wreath-laying and a lunch at the Memorial Museum. Headlining the parade will be Alaska & Madi, a Tulsa duo who competed in “The Voice” as part of Team Blake, according to John Walke, Reveille Rotary Club parade chairman. Parade entry

forms are available on the Claremore Reveille Rotary website. Cash incentives are offered marching bands. Big yellow buses will be lined up Monday, November 3, when hundreds of children hop off for “Children’s Day at the Museum,” from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Schools are required to make reservations to assure available space. A magician has been added to the list of activities that includes popular Cherokee storyteller Robert Lewis, trick roping, sing-a-along, old fashioned games, coloring and refreshments. Will’s birthday on Tuesday, November 4 will be a day for a group of area school children to enjoy the ranch near Oologah, where Will was born, and to celebrate his birthday. Kowboy Kal, a champion trick roper, will entertain. Oologah-Talala students, directed by Kim Grazier, will present her original musical of the life of Will, which will also be presented during “Children’s Day.” The program starts at 10 a.m. and ends about 11:30 a.m. with birthday cake and cookies. All events are free and open to the public.

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“Halloween Night at the Museum” Young and old alike, come dressed as your favorite character for a “Halloween Night at the Museum” on Friday, October 31 at the museum. Trick or treating will be from 6 to 9. It will also be an opportunity for children and their parents to visit the Children’s Museum and see the newly painted journey to Will Rogers Birthplace Ranch. Who knows? Some of the Museum characters may come alive. There will be a showing of “Headless Horseman,” starring Will Rogers. Admission is free.

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of receiving and expending funds, and, therefore, must make major financial decisions and transactions, prepare budgets, award contracts, and act on claims.” Ron Burrows’ number one goal as District 3 Rogers County Commissioner would be maintaining fiscal responsibility. “The person elected to this position is responsible for millions of dollars in taxpayers’ money, and I want Rogers County citizens to know that their tax dollars are truly at work for them.” Ron’s extensive work history includes road construction, employee and budget management, and public service. He has managed the Claremore Expo Center for the past five years, which has seen much growth and improvement under his leadership. Ron is also highly committed to his community. In addition to the Fair Board, he is a member of numerous other local organizations including the Claremore Convention & Visitors Bureau, Claremore Reveille Rotary Club, Leadership Rogers County, and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Oklahoma. “I am able to facilitate

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group has participated in cooking contests before,” Darryl adds. From 10 a.m. to noon and 2 to 4 p.m., local musicians will also be performing on an outdoor stage. In addition, event-goers and auto enthusiasts can check out the classic cars that will be on display. “We always have a good turnout,” says Hazel. And, adds her husband, “There is no admission or parking fees.” Event sponsors include Suburban Chevrolet, T&G Power Equipment, BancFirst, Bank of Commerce and Champion Refuse, Inc. “These sponsors make it possible for us to host this event,” says Darryl. “They’ve been very supportive and we ask people to use their services if they can and have a need for them.” The Nut House is also pleased to help support the local chapter of the Blue Star Mothers, who will be at the

festival collecting items to assemble freedom boxes to be sent overseas. A complete list of items requested can be found on the soldier’s wish list at the organization’s website, www.rogerscountybluestarmothers.com. If you’re interested in reserving a 10x10 booth, the deadline is October 18. You can download a vendor application at www.66nuts.com.

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well-supplied rest stops along the bike routes where riders look forward to sitting a spell and taking advantage of numerous home baked goodies and fruit. Excellent mechanical and SAG support will be provided on the Dickens of a Ride until 5 p.m. Be sure to wear your ANSI, CPSC, or Snell approved helmet if you plan on participating in the ride; it’s required.

Visit the www.downtownclaremore.org to register online or if you prefer, you may print a registration form, fill it out, and mail it in with your check. Registration packets may be picked up at Bike-About Bicyles, 300 W. Muskogee Ave., on Thursday, October 2, 5.p.m. until 7 p.m. You may also get your packet beginning at 6 a.m. on the day of the ride. Maps will be provided,

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and you need to be prepared for some hills. Riders under 16 years of age must be accompanied by an adult who is also on a bicycle and riding with them. Riders under 18 must have a parent or guardian sign a Ride Release. Major sponsors of the 2014 Dickens of a Ride include RCB Bank, Walmart, Bike About Bicycles, Melton Sales and Boomarang Diner. Many thanks to each of them

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Connecting Children with the Loving Homes They Deserve TFI Family Connections LLC expands Oklahoma services.

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It is no secret that our state has a crisis when it comes to providing resources and safe homes for displaced children, but the numbers can be paralyzing. “There are 12,025 children in out of home care, with less than 2,000 foster homes statewide in Oklahoma,” explains Rachelle Roosevelt, executive director of TFI Family Connections LLC. In Tulsa County alone, only 235 foster homes are certified, while more than 1,800 children are in need of placement. Surrounding communities’ statistics are hardly more optimistic. “A large number of children in OKDHS custody are placed in shelter care, even as young as 5 and 6 years of age,” Roosevelt explains. “These children should have a safe family home to live in.” TFI Family Connections LLC is a private not-for-profit organization providing services and support for foster children and families across Oklahoma. In partnership with OKDHS and other related departments,

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100 families in the process of getting certified in the state. Such anticipated expansion may sound like a lot, but there is still a great need for more foster families in Oklahoma. Roosevelt says the need for homes extends to any age, from 0 to 21. She adds, “While 76 percent of children in care are under the age of 10, the hardest to find placement for are teenagers.”

Potential foster parents must go through a process that includes assessments, background check and 27 hours of training. Along the way, a worker will meet with new foster parents to develop a home study, which will provide the basis for matching a child with your household. After the home study, the process is mainly paperwork. Once contracts are signed, DHS reviews and approves the contracts, after which children are able to be placed in your home. However, it all begins with completing an initial application. Those interested in supporting TFI, but are unable to provide a home environment, are encouraged to consider donating time or resources to the endeavor. Volunteers are always welcome, as are donations. Support for sports, art classes, and musical instruments is especially helpful. School supplies and hygiene items, too, go a long way toward the effort to help children in foster care. For babies and young children, diapers and pull-ups, formula and baby

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Mopars at the Park Celebrates 100 Years of Dodge The 10th annual car show benefits Broken Arrow Neighbors. year’s event celebrates 100 years of Dodge and features a few new additions to the show. Lexie Fowler, event coordinator, and her family are definitely fans of Mopar automobiles. Her husband, Brad, and son, Aaron, bonded over rebuilding an old Jeep. It wasn’t long before they upgraded and began racing. Today, the family

has a couple of mean-looking Mopars on trailers, ready to tear The 10th annual Mopars at the up the track at the wave of a Park Car Show hits the paveflag, as well as shelves lined with ment on Saturday, November 8. trophies. The festivities take place at “The Dodge Brothers’ first Osage Casino Tulsa Raceway car rolled off the line in 1914,” Park (3101 N. Garnett Rd.), says Fowler. “It’s only natural we and include a full day of car celebrate this anniversary at the shows, races and art. Benefitting car show.” Broken Arrow Neighbors, this For those unfamiliar with automobile genealogy, Horace and John Dodge were early innovators of automobile engines and chassis, becoming strong competitors with Ford in the first golden era of cars. Mopar is the name of the division that manufactures parts and components for Dodge and related Chrysler vehicles Brad and Aaron Fowler with the ‘71 Dodge Demon.

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hubcaps from the Dart sitting out back and get to welding! For kids and the young at heart, there will be a model car contest. Winners in several categories are eligible for awards. Also, kids will be able to participate in a Hot Wheels Shoot Out. Keep an eye out for additional activities for children, as more will be added as the event draws near. Mopars at the Park has been a longtime partner of Broken Arrow Neighbors, a nonprofit organization that provides “assistance with dignity” to more than 11,000 people in the community. Specializing in helping financially disadvantaged citizens with basic needs emergency assistance, the organization has meant the difference between maintaining independence or homelessness to countless people over the years. Mopars at the Park accepts nonperishable food and cash donations at the admission gate on behalf of Broken Arrow Neighbors. Each person who brings a food donation will receive a discount on their admission at the gate. “It’s a great time for a food drive, since it’s just before the holidays,” says Fowler. For more information, contact

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TThrills for the Whole Family Halloween activities for everyone can be found at The ible location: 3400 West Fern really hapCastle of Muskogee.

Mountain Road in Muskogee, Oklahoma’s 60 acre Halloween Theme Park! You’ll find thrills Expect a bigger, better, and more for the entire family, both inside exciting Halloween Festival at and outside The Castle, located a The Castle of Muskogee with short 35-minute drive from Tulsa new scenery, more actors, and on the Muskogee Turnpike. new merchants. Enjoy 10 great A big hit when introduced Halloween events at one incredlast year, the 10,000-squarefoot Dark Castle Zombie Hunt will continue in 2014. You will be issued an infrared assault weapon that fires special “Zombie Bullets” to protect yourself and kill Zombies while you search for survivors of the raging Zombie wars inside. Or, try a walk through the woods on the Trail of Blood where the lost souls of those who have gone before will guide you; the Torture The Mad Hatter entertains the crowd at Chamber shows what The Castle’s Halloween Festival. By Sheryl Sowell

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9146 S. MEMORIAL, TULSA, OK

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Service & Parts: Mon-Fri 7:00 am to 7:00 pm Saturday 7:30 am to 4:00 pm

LIMITED LIFETIME PARTS WARRANTY Take advantage of our Limited Lifetime Parts Warranty, available exclusively at your Chevrolet, Buick, and GMC dealers. Purchase an eligible, dealer-installed part* and if it ever needs to be replaced, the Limited Lifetime Parts Warranty* will cover the cost of the new part. *Select GM OE auto parts only. Parts must be dealer installed and customer paid. Limited Lifetime Parts Warranty does not include labor for required dealer replacement-part installation. Go to certifiedservicepartswarranty.com for full warranty details.

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South Pointe Chevrolet •9146 S Memorial Dr, Tulsa, OK • (918) 481-8000

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