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Building a Better Future Republican candidate Carl Parson is in the running for Oklahoma House District 8.

Inola Portable Buildings owner Carl Parson throws his hat into the political ring for Oklahoma State Representative District 8.

Calling All Outdoor Enthusiasts The Outdoor Sporting Expo will be held March 12-13 at Claremore Expo Center.

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By Sheryl Sowell

Republican Carl Parson is owner and founder of Inola Portable Buildings & Pole Barns and has announced his candidacy for District 8 Oklahoma State Representative. Founded in 1999, Inola Portable Buildings is a staple in the Inola community. Carl grew up knowing the value of hard work and the meaning of building a life from the ground up. When Carl was only four years old, his father was killed in a car accident, leaving his wife and children behind. Times were tough and the family had difficulty making ends meet. “During those years, my mother taught me the valuable lesson that the way out of poverty was to work your way out,” said Carl. And this he did. At age 11, Carl got his first job delivering newspapers in a rough Oklahoma City neighborhood. He walked 34 blocks each day delivering the route and returning home. “I (continued on page 28)

Hunting, fishing, archery, boating safety – all things outdoors will be coming to the Claremore Expo Center for the 3rd annual Outdoor Sporting Expo, March 12-13. Vendors and celebrities will be on hand with booths and demonstrations during the event that offers something for everyone in the family. Presented by the Claremore Chamber of Commerce, Claremore Main Street and the Claremore Expo Center, the expo will encompass all kinds of outdoor activities, according to the planning committee. The event will include shopping, seminars, bass tub demonstrations, archery competitions and more. Attendees can browse through an assortment of booths related to hunting, fishing, boat safety and more. Wellknown individuals in the fields of hunting, fishing, and noodling will be on hand to demonstrate their skills, answer questions and sign autographs. The expo will feature special appearance by celebrities in the outdoor world, including profes-

McLovin the Newly Renovated Claremore McDonald’s Remodeled inside and out, come visit McDonald’s just south of Claremore on Historic Route 66.

sional archer, Randy Oitker, seen on “The Outdoor Channel” and Guinness World Records; bow hunter and outdoor writer Eddie Claypool; Bassmaster angler Terry Butcher; teenage hunter Lincoln Tapp, as seen on YoungWild.tv; Roger Raglin, known as “America’s Favorite Whitetail Deer Hunter;” crappie seminars by Dale York and Jack Dennis; fly fishing tips with Green Country Fly Fishers; bass tub demos by Chuck and Chase Deveraux; and champion noodlers Colby and Terry Morrow. Show hours will be 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday, March 12 and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, March 13. New to the Outdoor Sporting Expo is an adult and youth 3-D archery competition. Kids can experience archery fun of their own with the hands-on Right On Target Archery in Schools Program, a catch-andrelease fishing pond, sling shot, buck scoring and more. Admission is $10 for adults and $6 for seniors, veterans and youth. Kids 10 and under are (continued on page 28)

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The Tim and Patty Rich family own five McDonald’s locations, three in Owasso, one in Claremore and one in Mannford. Son Chris Rich manages the newly remodeled store just south of Claremore on Historic Route 66. Tim Rich began working for McDonald’s when he was 16 years old and has been with the organization for 49 years. Patty has been with the company for 40 years, while Chris says he literally grew up at McDonald’s. Tim’s original McDonald’s location was in Tulsa. Interesting fact: McDonald’s now has more than 14,000 restaurants in the United States. “The Claremore store had become dated and needed a facelift,” said Chris. The drive-thru service lane was never closed during remodeling, but the entire inside has been gutted, redesigned and updated with a color palette of red, blue and purple that is inviting and vibrant. There are two video tables for children and adults to play video (continued on page 28)

Chris Rich unveils the recently remodeled McDonald’s in Claremore. The store was originally built by Chris’s parents, Tim and Patty Rich.

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Riding the Bucking Bull 5 Steps to Overcoming Fear About The Market BY MELANIE HASTYGRANT

Well folks, I can surely say…This ain’t our first rodeo when it comes to the ups and downs of the stock market. It seems we have quite the perfect storm brewing here in Oklahoma. Between oil prices plunging, the stock market in correction, high Oklahoma jobless claims, and the extreme negativity of this election cycle, it has created a tornado of panic and fear. It feels as though folks are holding on for dear life. While fear is an understandable emotion, if you act irrationally during periods of stress, you will likely regret it. The current volatility is uncomfortable, but it is not unusual or unexpected. It is important to remain rational and disciplined. While we can’t control what happens in Washington, Wall Street, or Main Street, we can control how we prepare for and respond to the resulting gyrations. Thoughtful development of your goals, sound financial planning, disciplined investment management, and asking for professional help are

things you can control. The following are five steps to overcoming fear about the market: • Develop a clear goal about the money that you have invested. This should include what you will use the money for and when you will need it. If it is for retirement, look at how much income you may have coming from Social Security or other sources and solve for the difference. • Determine how much risk you are comfortable with. If you are unsure, Google “investment risk quiz” and see how you score. Most people think that they are fine with risk until the market declines and then suddenly they are not. • Establish an investment plan. Research at least 10 dif-

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ferent investments. Evaluate their potential capital appreciation, dividends, and risk factors. Decide what investments you are going to buy. Make a decision about when and for what reasons you would both buy and sell this specific investment. • When the market gets rough, stay focused. Do not get emotional and change your plan midstream. If you decide to change your investments, ask yourself if your plan has changed or if you are just scared. • Ask for help from someone who knows what they are doing. It may be your best investment ever. For help riding the bucking bull, give us a call. We can help. For more information go to www.waterstonewealth.com or call 918-272-1120. Melanie Hasty-Grant, Experienced Licensed Professional Counselor and Managing Principal at Waterstone Private Wealth Management. Securities offered through LPL Financial. Member FINRA, SIPC.

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New arrivals are coming in daily at The District on Main in downtown Claremore. By Sheryl Sowell Spring is almost here! And The District on Main in downtown Claremore is prepared, with new arrivals coming in daily. From dresses for Easter to an expanding line of menswear, the upscale boutique promises to delight your senses when you walk through the door at 407 W. Will Rogers Blvd. According to Elle Magazine’s “A Comprehensive Guide to Spring 2016 Fashion Trends,” a few of the major trends that fashionistas will be sporting include 70s-inspired suede, pleats, fringe, and lightweight denim. You’ll find all these styles and much more at The District. “Other popular spring trends are simple patterns and solid colors. The Bohemian look is well-liked

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Spring Organizing Made Easy Derksen Portable Buildings offers a simple, affordable solution to clear your cluttered garage or home.

By Jim Butcher Spring brings gardening, cleanup and organizing. Do you have easy access to your gardening tools? Perhaps you vowed last year to finally get the garage organized, or you want to get relief from a cluttered home? Consider a portable building from the Armbristers in Claremore. Since 2007, Lewis and Patricia Armbrister have been selling quality-constructed portable buildings by Derksen. “Our portable buildings are specially built by Derksen at the Kellyville factory,” says Patricia. The price is about $200 less, and they are built from surplus materials. While Derksen buildings can be purchased or leased-to-own, Patricia explains that she offers good discounts on buildings that have been repossessed. “Regardless of your need, Derksen can provide you a building, new or used,” she said. “After you make the decision to get a portable building, check out our large inventory.” Pressure-treated materials, reinforced doors, sturdy tresses and other options available on Derksen buildings are just a few

of the reasons the Armbristers decided to sell the products, which are made the old-fashioned way in the Mennonite Craftsmanship tradition. Derksen’s portable buildings, sheds, garages and cabins also include an industry-leading warranty on treated Wood Strand Technology siding, which resists fungal rot and decay, termites, splitting, cracking and warping in a rich cedar grain texture. “Also, our buildings include 2” x 4” wall studs doubled under siding seams, 2” x 6” treated floor joists into notched 4” x 6” treated skids, and 2’ x 4’ reinforced doors designed to seal out rain and key-locked for protection. Sizes range from 8’ x 12’ to 16’ x 40’ and customers can choose from different styles of barns, cabins, cottages, utility sheds and garages with options like lofts, windows, doors and gable roofs.” Choices also include a basic electric package, wall and ceiling insulation, inside paneling and pre-finished flooring. “Customers can now opt to have their building painted or pressure-treated

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A new Thrift Harbor location is now open in Bartlesville. By Sheryl Sowell The team at Thrift Harbor in Claremore is excited to celebrate their five year anniversary this month. Since opening in downtown Claremore on March 14, 2011, the non-profit resale store and its vision have continued to grow. Thrift Harbor offers the community quality merchandise at an economical price while supporting the ministries of Hope Harbor Children’s Home & Family Ministries. In conjunction with the anniversary milestone, Thrift Harbor is proud to announce the opening of its second store, located in Bartlesville at 208 E. 2nd St. “We have been blessed to receive enough donations to open a second location and help the community of Bartlesville by providing quality, low-cost clothing and goods to local families, while supporting the mission of Hope Harbor,” says Kim Prock, manager of Thrift Harbor. “Our goal is to be an inspiration to the community by helping families with their budgets and supporting our youth.” The focus of Hope Harbor is on the lives of children and the needs of families facing pain, loss and desperation. The organization

provides on-site services for atrisk teens through its Children’s Home and Academy, as well as off-site Christian counseling and parent training services. According to Titus Robison, executive director of Hope Harbor, “We now have over 100 blue donation bins out all over northeastern Oklahoma, in Arkansas and the southern part of Kansas.” With a high volume of donations to the store as well as the bins, Thrift Harbor is able to get more people involved in their mission, “especially those who can’t come here to volunteer, and it helps get the word out in other parts of Oklahoma about our mission – the knowledge of who we are,” he says. “We have a great group of volunteers, and we are always looking for more helping hands.” At both Thrift Harbor locations, shoppers will find a variety of clothing, shoes, handbags and other accessories, as well as a vast assortment of books, games, home décor, furniture and lots of knick knacks and collectibles, reasonably priced from $0.25 to $15. Thrift Harbor’s everyday low prices of $1.50 for quality adult and children’s clothing draws people in the door to shop for their families.

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Shoes start at $2 per pair. Seasonal items are always available, as the store strives to keep on display those items and clothing that people need at just the right time. Currently, you’ll find displays of items for St. Patrick’s Day and Easter. The stores have large selections of spring and summer clothing and swimsuits, as well as prom dresses. New clothes are put out daily. All donated merchandise is sorted through by volunteers who keep the good stuff. Broken, tattered and unsafe items are tossed. “We don’t sell anything that would be unsafe – meaning electronics and appliances,” Prock adds. “The clothing is inspected for quality, with no major rips or stains.” To make a clothing donation or to donate other items, you can drop them off at the store, or at any of their blue donation bins located around the state. For pickup of larger items, call (918) 855-1389. “Our vision is to continue to grow and offer more for an affordable price,” says Prock. “We want to hear from our customers. If there is something they need and we can be a resource for our community, we would like

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Sell Your Kids’ Outgrown Items The Just Between Friends Owasso sale will be April 13-16 at Friendship Baptist Church. The Broken Arrow sale will be April 1-3 at Rhema Ninowski Recreation Center.

By Sheryl Sowell You’ve probably seen the billboards and heard their commercials on the radio, but you may not know what the Just Between Friends sale is all about. Is it a buying club? Do you have to be a member? Where does the merchandise come from? Amber Post, who owns the Owasso, Broken Arrow, Jenks/Glenpool, and Lee’s Summit, Missouri franchises, is happy to explain. In 1997, a group of friends got together in Tulsa and formed Just Between Friends. These young mothers wanted to dress their children well and save money while offering their outgrown items for sale to others. The concept started in a living room, where they gathered to “shop” from each other’s surplus items. It quickly grew into the nationally franchised business it is today. The sales offer high-quality, gently-worn items for children and expectant mothers, and take place in large facilities around the country twice a year. The Owasso JBF Sale will be held April 13-16 at Friendship Baptist Church, located at 86th Street North and

145th East Avenue in Owasso. The Just Between Friends Broken Arrow sale will be held April 1-3 at Rhema Ninowski Recreation Center (on 71st Street just east of Aspen). Since the sales are next month, that gives families plenty of time to gather the extra clothes, toys and other items in their home and become consignors. A consignor is simply a mom (or dad) like you! If you can look around your house and see toys, clothes and equipment with lots of life left in them, it’s time to get involved with JBF and turn those outgrown items into money for your family. Visit www.owasso.jbfsale. com or www.ba.jbfsale.com for all the details on how to get signed up and tag those items. You set the price and earn 60 percent of the selling price (70 to 80 percent if you consign and volunteer). “No time to tag? We can do it for you – it’s called VIP tagging,” adds Amber. Checks are mailed to consignors a week after the sale, and volunteers receive their checks the day after the sale closes. JBF accepts clothing for infants up to size 14; shoes size

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Many people know Don Hansen and his Thunderbird Berry Farm, located east of Broken Arrow on Hansen Road (321st East Avenue), just south of 71st Street (Kenosha). Don has recently announced the formation of a new business, Soil Smart Partners, for which Hansen will serve as mentor. Soil Smart Partners is a startup company designed to provide individuals and landscaping companies with a source of quality materials as well as a place to dispose of leaves and grass clippings. Hansen explained that there will be two divisions of Soil Smart: a materials division that will serve contractors with fill dirt and topsoil, and a compost division to serve landscape specialists and gardeners. “In short,” said Hansen, “we have the dirt.” Owners of Soil Smart Partners include Wes and Kristen Hedges, Michael Don Hansen serves as mentor for Soil Smart Partners, a startup Hansen, and Eric and company offering specialty soils for individuals and contractors. Kristin Hansen and are Don’s

grandchildren. The partners represent all the local schools (OSU, OU, TU and ORU) and have a wide spectrum of degrees from plant and soil sciences, engineering, microbiology and nursing, but they all want to minimize green landfill and make the world a little better than they found it. Soil Smart can customize each order to meet specific needs after NPK (nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium) testing your soil to determine its content. According to Don, “You wouldn’t want to use the same compost on your azaleas as you do on your tomatoes.” In addition to their standard compost blends, Soil Smart is able to enrich your material with pine bark, cotton burrs, pecan shells, vegetable compost, cow manure, gypsum, limestone and sulfur. They can blend topsoil from the Verdigris River Valley with Arkansas River sand for the perfect sandy loam. “We need your leaves. We are set up to accept leaves and grass clippings free of charge,

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Party Like the Irish Mark your calendars for Claremore Main Street’s two upcoming St. Patrick’s Day celebrations. favorite of corn beef and cabbage, Flowers, all popular performers and beverages will be available for purchase. And there will be Claremore Main Street is gearing lots of Irish memorabilia for up for its annual St. Patrick’s attendees to browse. Claremore Day events. The first will be an Main Street St. Paddy’s Day evening street party on Friday, T-shirts will be for sale as well. March 11, followed by a lunch The free event will be held in event on Tuesday, March 17. the 400 block of W. Will Rogers The Friday night familyBoulevard from 6 to 9 p.m. friendly event will feature live Live entertainment includes music and fun. Food for purchase Timothy O’Brian’s Celtic Cheer, will include Irish Dogs and Goode Irish Academy of Dance, the traditional St. Paddy’s day Frank Smreker and Vintage Wild By Sheryl Sowell

from previous years. “It is basically just a fun party for the whole family,” said Jessica Jackson, Claremore Main Street director. “We love to see all the faces of our community get out and enjoy the holiday spirit while supporting the great downtown businesses and the Main Street initiatives.” On St. Patrick’s Day, March 17, Claremore Main Street will host its second holiday event, the

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By Sheryl Sowell Have you ever gone into a salon and felt intimidated or unwelcome? Perhaps the staff ignored you while you stood several minutes waiting for acknowledgement. Then once you sat in the chair, you felt uncomfortable because the stylist simply wasn’t friendly or helpful. Fortunately, there is a salon in Claremore where this is guaranteed to never happen – and that place is Carol’s Place. According to owner and stylist Carol Graham, “Our focus from the beginning has been to provide high quality, professional services and to help the whole family feel welcome and at ease in a relaxing, fun, positive environment. Every person who walks through the door is greeted warmly and made to feel right at home.” Carol opened the salon on December 30, 2014 along with Dani Freeman, manager and nail technician. The two had worked together for 15 years when they decided it was time to branch out and make their vision of a comfortable, family-friendly salon become a reality. Stylist Terrin Zebert rounds out the salon’s team. Carol and Dani are long-time friends of Terrin’s mother, and they have known the young lady since she was five years old. Terrin

and when Carol’s Place opened, she was hired soon after. The warm atmosphere of the salon is apparent through the women’s close relationships. “We work together every day, and we’re also best friends,” says Dani. Carol adds, “Dani is literally my right hand woman. We love our jobs, and we love working together. And Terrin is a bright ray of sunshine to the salon. She makes us laugh every single day.” Carol’s Place focuses on the whole family, providing services for all ages – men, women and children. “A lot of our clients are families. We have many men and children clients. It is not for ladies only,” says Carol. The full range of services includes hair cuts and color, formal styles and up-dos, facial waxing, Keratin smoothing treatments, Hothead hair extensions, and makeup application. Dani offers manicures, pedicures, Shellac and Backscratcher silk nail extensions. One of her personal touches is hand filing her clients’ nails, rather than using a dremel. The stylists continually expand their knowledge on current hair techniques and trends, and Carol recently attended a conference in Orlando, Florida that featured guest speaker Tabatha Coffey

Over.” Carol says one of her most popular services for clients is color. “Ombre hair continues to be a popular trend right now, and a lot of people are interested in a technique of ‘painting’ the hair called bayalage. Vibrant hair colors are also big right now – a lot of clients are adding a splash of red or purple,” she says. Springtime also means prom and wedding season, and the ladies at Carol’s Place will ensure that you look your absolute best for the upcoming special occasions on your calendar. The salon recently began offering Mirabella makeup for purchase. Mirabella’s mineral products include foundation, blush, eye shadows, lipstick and more, and all are paraben-, gluten- and talc-free. You’ll also find a variety of The lovely ladies of Carol’s Place include (L to R): Terrin Zebert, hair products and tools by Matrix, hair stylist; Carol Graham, salon owner and hair stylist; and Dani Chi and other top brands. Freeman, salon manager and nail technician. Carol’s Place is open daily Tuesday through Saturday, with brought in, up to $5. These items evenings by appointment. Walkwere donated to Good Samaritan For more information, contact ins are welcome during the day. Ministries throughout Rogers Carol’s Place Be sure to “like” Carol’s Place County,” says Carol. “We have also Hair & Nail Salon on Facebook supported CASA’s Angel Tree and 774 1/2 S. Lynn Riggs Blvd. to stay updated on what’s going Back to School Program, and we Claremore, OK 74017 on at the salon, such as specials are involved in a Cancer Awareness (918) 923-7153 and charitable events. “In January event every October. It is very and February, our guests received important to us to give back to the www.ValueNews.com $1 off any service for each community that supports us.” nonperishable food item they

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County Grannies PlayHouse Welcomes All

Carolyn Dormier’s mission is to provide a place for the community to gather and create craft items, hold parties and events, and shop and consign resale items. By Sheryl Sowell

At Country Grannies PlayHouse in Inola, rescued and handcrafted items are the specialty. Owner Carolyn Dormier loves to bring life back to nostalgic pieces she has collected along the way, as well as create new items using the crafting supplies found in her store. “My vision is to make this a place for everyone in the community to feel welcome to come in for crafting, events, fellowship, friendship, shopping and consigning,” said Carolyn. The store moved from its previous location on Commercial Street after Carolyn found the perfect little house on Broadway that she could transform into her resale and collectible item paradise. For the past two years, Carolyn and her husband have been cleaning and remodeling the house

room by room to expand on their vision, including new floors, paint and more. They recently put the finishing touches on the kitchen and added a washer and dryer for public use. A party room is available for small gatherings, birthday parties and meetings. “I would love to see people bring their friends in for crafting parties, as well as use the space for birthday parties or family reunions,” said Carolyn. “We really just want it to serve the community’s need for a meeting space for whatever they may have going on.” Customers will find lots of rescued thrift store type items as they browse through the rooms of Country Grannies PlayHouse. A staple in the store, and one of the things it is best known for, are the hand-crafted sock monkeys available for purchase. They

can be fashioned from socks of all sizes and patterns and make great gifts. For specialty monkeys, such as sports teams, a two-week notice is requested to give time to order the socks. “I really enjoy teaching others to make the sock monkeys as well,” said Carolyn. “Individuals or groups are welcome to stop by any time for a lesson in how to put one together. The instruction is free and the material cost is minimal.” Fabrics and yarns are available for purchase in the store for only 25 cents an ounce or yard. Carolyn also offers doll clothes, quilts, crocheted items and handmade reusable shopping bags. Charity work is important to the mission of Country Grannies PlayHouse. Carolyn knits and crochets hats for cancer patients, and donates items to nursing homes and

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By Melanie Hasty-Grant With the markets making a turn for the worst since January, the smell of fear is in the air. Not only is it in “the air,” you can sense it in the hearts of investors. F-EA-R has two meanings. Forget everything and run, or face everything and rise. The choice is yours. I hope you decide to face your fear and rise. So what does facing the fears of the market mean, exactly? A lot of folks have been rocking along over the last couple of years, maybe making little headway here or there but knowing deep down they don’t really have an investment or retirement “plan” in place. It’s something people find easy to put off. Some may have visited an investment person one time, who put them in some investments but have not received any further advice or service. Some may have left their 401(k)’s at old company plans or moved them to an online “do-it-yourself” outfit in an attempt to save money. At any rate, when triple digit losses start occurring, the fear sets in. However, then the excuse becomes that they “don’t want to move anything right now because the market is down.” Folks become literally paralyzed by their fear. So…the following is what I mean by facing your fears of the

market. 1) The “market” could care less what you paid when you purchased something. Therefore, if you really don’t have a sell-side strategy, meaning a pre-planned decision about when and why you or your advisor would sell a specific investment, then you really don’t have an investment plan. You should get one! Riding this market up and down and hoping for the best is not a plan. 2) If you do have an investment plan, stick with it! If you already have a well thought out plan about when you would sell or buy specific investments (or have someone who knows what they are doing, who does) then by all means don’t try to change things mid-stream, stick with the one who brought ya! 3) Be actively involved in your plan for your future. Too many times we develop an investment and retirement plan for someone and after a period of time they become apathetic or passive. By this I mean they stop coming to their portfolio review meetings, stop trying to reduce their debt, stop making their contributions to meet their goals. They stop working the plan that they committed themselves to. While we realize that the day-to-day tyranny of investing and plugging away at a future goal isn’t always

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Can You Walk a Mile in Her Shoes? Form teams and bring your canine friends to this year’s Walk a Mile in Her Shoes on Saturday, April 16. The event helps bring awareness to and raise funds for domestic violence and sexual assault. ness Month. PAWS for a Cause will return this year as well, and As the old adage goes, “Never supporters are invited to bring judge a person until you’ve walked their canine friends to join the a mile in their shoes.” To bring fundraiser. awareness to and raise funds for Walk a Mile in Her Shoes, domestic violence and sexual a national event, began in 2001 assault in Rogers County, Safenet when a small group of men totServices is sponsoring the 6th an- tered around a park in high heels nual “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes” to raise funds for local rape crisis on Saturday, April 16, during the centers, domestic violence shelters National Crime Victims’ Rights and other sexualized violence Week and Sexual Assault Awareeducation, prevention and remedia-

tion programs. It has grown into a worldwide movement with millions raised each year for the cause. The event, designed to be fun and to get communities talking about something really difficult to speak about – gender relations and sexual violence – will begin at 10 a.m. in Claremore. Pre-registration starts at 9. Walkers and dogs will begin the one-mile trek at the gazebo, trek down Main Street, and return down Patti Page Boulevard. “We had a great turnout last year with over 120 walkers, including men, women and children showing up,” said Emily Brown, Resource Coordinator for Safenet Services. Registration for the walk is $25 for adults, $15 for students, and free for ages 5 and under. Participants in the Walk a Mile in Her Shoes are encouraged to make signs to Pet registration raise awareness of domestic violence and sexual assault.

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is $10 per dog. Walkers who preregister will receive a T-shirt. For those who wait to register on the day of the event, T-shirts will be available for a $10 additional fee. Participants are encouraged to form teams of five or more. “We would love to have as many teams from different organizations, businesses, and church groups as possible,” said Donna Grabow, Executive Director of Safenet. “Awards will be given to teams who raise the most money for the cause by means of asking others to sponsor their walk or making donations themselves. We will also give swag bags for teams and individuals who have fundraised above their registration fee.” Walkers are encouraged to wear red shoes or red on their shoes for the event. “New this year will be a Red Shoe Runway Show for the brave fellows who are man enough to walk in her shoes,” said Brown. “Awards will be given in several categories. We hope that each team will enter a representative.” Teams are encouraged to register in advance by going online to www.safenetservices.org or by calling (918) 341-1424. “Domestic violence and sexual assault are not just women’s

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DDon’t Be Alarmed, Be Aware Mother Nature’s Pest Control addresses potential insect-related issues not to be ignored: Zika virus, termites, bedbugs, and fleas and ticks.

By Duane Blankenship common symptoms are fever, rash, joint pain and conjunctivitis (red eyes). Justin Buckmaster and Sheila Disler of Mother Nature’s Pest Control & Lawn Care say there is no need for panic or alarm, but in concern for public health, we should be doing all we

can to keep mosquito populations at a minimum. Warmer weather is just around the corner, and winning battles against insects is Mother Nature’s expertise. Treatments are administered in and around our homes, gardens, shrubs and lawns, therefore diminishing the inherent numbers of mosquitoes, fleas, ticks, bedbugs and termites. The range and abundance of the Lone Star Tick have increased over the past 20 to 30 years, and they now reside in Oklahoma and Texas. According to Justin, Mother Nature’s Pest Control & Lawn Care department managers include: Brent “All three Pressnall, pests; Tom Sevitts, lawn; David Grady, human resources; and (not pictured) life stages – Andrea Monks, office manager. Sheila Disler is communications larva, director, and Justin Buckmaster is marketing director for Mother Nature’s. nymph and

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RRun to the Well Kibo Group International will host the second annual 5K and Fun Run, dedicated to bringing clean water to Uganda, on April 9, 2016.

By Julie Alexander Most of us give little thought to where our water comes from when we turn on a faucet, but in countries like Uganda, potable water is at a premium. When a group of missionaries from Searcy, Arkansas visited the country in 1994, they quickly discovered how important water is to communities and to their own mission. Greg Taylor, a minister at The Journey Church in Tulsa, was a member of the mission group that went in 1994. He said their initial work was to spread their religious message to the residents they met.

But after several years, they realized how big of a problem unsanitary water was for the community and the message they brought. And the mission grew into something that saved lives in more ways than one. “Our mission immerses, so when we baptized some people in polluted water sources, it convicted us that we need to also address the physical needs of clean drinking water for people, as well as addressing spiritual needs.” That trip more than 20 years ago led to the creation of Kibo Group International, which is

(L to R): Greg Taylor, minister, The Journey Church; Teresa McIlroy, owner, VIM 360; Ben West, communication coordinator, Kibo Group International; and Mary-Margaret Watson, runner and Kibo supporter.

dedicated to bringing clean water to Uganda through the construction and maintenance of water wells. The Kibo Group’s mission goes well beyond just clean water. They see clean water as the key to creating flourishing, healthy communities. Kibo provides funding for well projects, and teaches the locals how to build and maintain the wells, giving residents independence, stability and better health. Ben West, Kibo Group’s communication coordinator, said they fund four to five new wells each year at a cost of ten to fifteen thousand dollars per well. Kibo also helps to repair 15 to 20 wells per year. Training local residents how to maintain the wells is also important. “Repairing a well is sometimes a couple of hundred dollars up to a few thousand,” he said, adding that not all the funding comes directly from Kibo. “The communities help pay for the repairs. They might raise a thousand dollars to help pay for the repair. “ Most of Kibo’s funding is from individual donors from across the United States. But the group is gearing up for their two biggest fundraisers on April 9: the Run to the Well, a 5K and Fun Run, and The Kibo Group Partnership Dinner. Run to the Well was the

adult – will feed on humans and may be aggressive. They also feast on dogs and cats and are often brought into our homes.” With our mild winter, Mother Nature’s major focus is now on disease-carrying insects. Shelia indicated that common pests are most active mid- to late-summer and mild winters generally indicate that we’ll see pests earlier, longer and in greater numbers. “This includes fleas, ticks, mosquitoes, bedbugs and termites,” she added. With spring break approaching and students on the move, Shelia reminds us of these tips to help reduce the risk of bedbugs in your home: Don’t put luggage on hotel or motel beds. Inspect rooms prior to moving in. The safest place for luggage is the bathtub; bedbugs hate porcelain and tile. When you return home, leave the luggage in the garage. Put clothes from luggage into the dryer and run a cycle on high setting. (Temperatures over 115 degrees will kill bedbugs.) After the dry cycle, wash clothes and do another dry cycle. Bedbugs love clutter; remove it. Don’t open packages you receive inside your home. The number one carrier of bedbugs is secondhand furniture. Contact Mother Nature’s for a treatment of FROSTBITE before

brainchild of Mary-Margaret Watson, an avid runner and Kibo supporter. “Uganda is near and dear to my heart,” she said. “Even though our feet are planted in Tulsa, we can make a difference around the world.” Watson said she was told by other 5K organizers that they should be happy if they break even the first year, but Run to the Well raised approximately $14,000 in 2015, and Watson’s goal is to raise $25,000 this year. They are expecting 400 participants this year. Teresa McIlroy, owner of VIM 360, formerly Strength of Mind & Body, is a race sponsor for the second year and will be having training sessions leading up to the event. She learned about Kibo from Taylor. She and her husband, Jeff, have visited Uganda twice and witnessed first-hand the difference Kibo’s work has made. “We were impressed with the way Kibo hires and empowers Ugandans to do the mission work,” she said. “Who better to serve Ugandans than Ugandans who know first hand the culture and needs?” McIlroy is also forming a team to participate in the run and encourages people to join her team or form their own. Sponsorships are available and range in price from $500 to $2,500. The course is USATF certified and runners are chipped and timed. The 5K and the Fun Run are open to all ages and ability levels. Participants will also find an interactive Ugandan village with a working well at the finish line. The Fun Run starts at 8 a.m. and the 5K at 8:30 at the River Walk Crossing in Jenks. Online registra-

bringing furniture into home. “We predict a healthy swarm of termites this year,” said Shelia. “Colonies get overcrowded and send out swarms that include future queens and kings to ferret out places to form new colonies. Sentricon HD (High Density) Bait System is our best defense against termites.” Mother Nature’s also offers a full-service mosquito elimination plan where technicians check potential mosquito habitats around your home – gutters, French drains, pools, toys, shrubs, trees and lawn. You will be advised of a recommended treatment plan and its cost. Don’t panic. Be calm. But do all you can to reduce threats to you and your family brought on by little crawly things that live around us. Call Mother Nature’s, the experts in pest control. For more information, contact

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tion is available at www.eventbrite.com and ends April 7. For non-runners, Kibo is holding its third annual Kibo Group Partnership Dinner the same evening. Featured guests include Jim White, the winningest cross country coach in the country who was featured in the Disney movie “McFarland USA,” and Duncan Ojiambo and Lazarus Wogoli from Uganda will speak about the accomplishments of Kibo in their communities. The dinner is from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Renaissance Tulsa Hotel and Convention Center. Sponsorships are available.

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Myers Thinks Outside the Pizza Box Mazzio’s names industry veteran Stuart Myers as its new vice president of marketing.

By Kristy White Tulsa-based Mazzio’s LLC, the owner and operator of Mazzio’s Italian Eatery and Oliveto Italian Bistro, has named Stuart Myers, an experienced restaurant industry veteran, as its new vice president of marketing. Myers has more than 25 years of experience in national restaurant marketing, including field/local store marketing, promotions, brand and product development. As vice president he will oversee the company’s daily marketing, advertising and PR efforts in both the corporate and franchise-owned locations. “We are thrilled that Stuart is joining us to lead our marketing team,” said Sheri Miksa, president and CEO of Mazzio’s. “As a career marketing executive, he has led marketing teams for a number of franchised restaurant chains, including major pizza brands. He brings fresh perspective, extensive industry experience and best-inclass marketing skills to help us continue to build our sales and grow our brands into the future.”

For the past 10 years, Myers owned and operated United Marketing Communications, an award-winning marketing and media agency in the Dallas area specializing in the pizza industry. His company received numerous awards, including Pizza Hut Agency of the Year in 2008 as well as being named Papa Murphy’s agency for new store openings in 2013. But one of the greatest strengths Myers brings to the Tulsa company, according to Mazzio’s, is his ability to think “outside the pizza box.” His wealth of knowledge has led him to increase sales and profits not only for pizza franchises like Domino’s Pizza, Pizza Hut, Papa Murphy’s Take ‘N’ Bake Pizza but also for leading regional and national restaurant franchisors/ brands that include Church’s Chicken, Dairy Queen, KFC, Long John Silver’s and Freddy’s Frozen Custard. “I’m very excited to be a part of the Mazzio’s team,” said Myers. “I’m eager to get settled in, involved with the community and become more familiar with

everything the Tulsa area has to offer.” Myers knows how important it is to be active in the community, and he has also taken that belief to the next level with his leadership in national industry organizations. He served as vice president of marketing for the International Pizza Hut Franchise Holder’s Association, as well as working with franchisees representing more than 4,200 domestic Pizza Hut locations in the development of system marketing initiatives, regional and local media programs, and sales-building initiatives. Most importantly, Myers said he understands the importance of Mazzio’s amazing history and loyal following. The corporation was founded in Tulsa by the late Ken Selby in 1961 and ownership remains in his family today. With nearly 140 restaurants now in nine states, Tulsa-based Mazzio’s LLC is the parent company of the Mazzio’s Italian Eatery and Oliveto Italian Bistro brands. Mazzio’s Italian Eatery’s 134

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A Heart for Your Eyes Dr. Len Hart has treated families in Collinsville for 34 years at Primary Eye Care. By Sheryl Sowell Think you don’t need to see an eye doctor because your vision is perfectly fine? Think again. Eye exams aren’t only for people with poor vision. They’re an important way of detecting eye problems before you have symptoms. Eye doctors can also catch other health problems early – an eye exam can detect diabetes, high blood pressure, glaucoma and macular degeneration, among numerous

other health conditions. If it’s been a few years since your last appointment, or if you’ve never had one, it’s time to schedule a visit to Primary Eye Care. Dr. Len Hart cares about his patients’ vision and their health. He has owned and operated Primary Eye Care in Collinsville for 34 years, maintaining many of his patients for decades. Since opening his practice, he has been

in the same location at 1103 W. Center St., across the street from the post office. He is Collinsville’s “hometown eye doctor.” Office manager Shelley Hayes says his patients are often pleasantly surprised by how much Dr. Hart actually cares about them. “He gets to know his patients and genuinely cares about their vision, their eyes, and most importantly, their health. I have brought my whole family in for eye exams, including my dad when he was having health problems related to his eyes. I don’t have to trust and like Dr. Hart simply because he’s my employer, but I absolutely do trust and like him. He’s The staff of Primary Eye Care (L to R): Erica Smith, Hannah Lechtenberg, a wonderful Dr. Len Hart, Shelley Hayes, Natalie Roberts and Tiffani Glen.

eye doctor and a great person.” Primary Eye Care offers a full range of optometric services, including a full dispensary, extensive and thorough eye exams, and a huge variety of contact lenses and frame options. Frame lines range from bargain friendly to high end and include Michael Kors, Ray Ban, Vera Bradley, Harley Davidson, Kenneth Cole, Converse, Fat Heads, and Wiley X. The practice maintains the most up-to-date technology, and Dr. Hart and his staff continually further their education through training, seminars and obtaining new certifications. Dr. Hart also works closely with ophthalmologists when patients need referrals for cataract, Lasik and other surgeries. All pre- and post- operative appointments are performed by Dr. Hart. Primary Eye Care is a friendly, positive, family atmosphere where the staff is always smiling and laughing. Dr. Hart encourages all ages, from young children on up, to visit him for an annual eye exam. “Vision is something we take for granted until we no longer have it. So many people put off or ignore eye care, but it is so important to take care of your eyes. They are the windows through your body, and eye exams can save your life by detecting a number of serious health problems.” Dr. Hart is Oklahoma born and bred and was raised in Woodward. He attended Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford and then the

Southern College of Optometry in Memphis, Tennessee, where he obtained his Doctorate of Optometry degree in 1980. While at SCO, Dr. Hart made humanitarian eye care trips to Costa Rica and Haiti. He holds licenses in Oklahoma and Texas, and is one of the first optometrists to receive laser certification. In 2011, he passed the certification examination to become one of the first 270 optometrists in the nation to become Board Certified and a Diplomate in the American Board of Optometry. Community involvement is paramount to Dr. Hart. Each year, the practice participates in Hogs ’N Hot Rods, happening this year on June 11. Dr. Hart has been the Chamber of Commerce President in addition to holding numerous other positions in the community. Dr. Hart and his wife, Pam, have two children, Ryan and Valerie. Appointments are available at Primary Eye Care 8:30 to 5:30 Monday through Wednesday and on Friday, and 8:30 to 4:30 on Thursday. They accept most insurances including Soonercare.

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Certified Chrysler Technicians,” said Tim. Each time you bring your Chrysler, Jeep or Dodge to South Pointe for service, your vehicle will receive a free visual inspection for your peace of mind. The printed report provides a review of your vehicle’s maintenance schedules and informs you of anything South Pointe believes you should know about your vehicle based on its odometer reading and time on the road. Recommendations will be made, if needed, for a treatment plan. The report is complete, easy to read and understand, and enables you to make educated decisions for your vehicle’s service needs based on ratings of Pass, Caution or Fail. Some of the items included on the multipoint inspection report include tire tread depth, brake lining thickness, hoses and clamps, drive belts, battery terminals and cables, and a windshield inspection for cracks, chips and pitting. Additionally, a technician will inspect the engine, transmission and cooling systems for leaks, check and adjust tire pressure, and check hood struts. It is a thorough visual inspection of your vehicle.

If service is recommended, the report includes a complete list of labor and materials costs. You will also receive information to help you understand the recommended services, plus reasons for their consideration. It’s all about safety and confidence. The information and recommendations are provided to ensure peace of mind by helping you understand the operating state of your vehicle and the services recommended. Bring your Chrysler, Jeep or Dodge vehicle to South Pointe whenever it needs service or recommended maintenance. And it doesn’t matter where you purchased your vehicle; Tim and his crew will always make you feel welcome.

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