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Vision Care for Kids Back-to-school time is the perfect opportunity for children to receive eye exams. By Christopher Davis As summer’s end comes into view, families begin to focus on back-to-school checklists. In the chaos of shopping for clothes and supplies, it is important to remember to bring the kids to their annual eye exam. After all, being able to clearly see the teacher is crucial to successful learning! Dr. Abby OverstreetHogle and her staff at Advanced Vision Center and Eyewear Boutique make the entire process of children eye exams convenient, effective and fun. Located in Claremore at 860 S. Lynn Riggs Blvd. near Eggbert’s, Advanced Vision Center is visible from the highway – even if your prescription is outdated. Upon entry, it is plain to see Dr. Overstreet-Hogle’s Eyewear Boutique has it all. Greeted by cheery, knowledge-

Footnotes from Felts Don’t forget to pick up shoes for back to school at Felts during Tax-Free Weekend, August 7-9. By Lorrie Ward In the 14 years that Mary Ellenburg has worked for Felts Shoes, she’s seen the same phenomenon every August. The little store, tucked into its cozy corner in the Ne-Mar Center, bursts to life with activity. If there were brightly colored lights in the area, one might think it was the holiday season. But it is only August – and area kids are going back to school and making their annual trek to Felts Shoes to get prepared for another lap on their relay to adulthood. “This time of year is busier

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than Christmas time for us,” says Mary. “As our store owner, Tabitha Felts, would say: ‘This is our Christmas!’” In addition, Tax-Free Weekend is coming up, August 7-9, which translates to a savings of 9.33 percent, making this the perfect time to invest in your family’s feet! Because children are growing so fast, it might be tempting to skimp on shoes, justifying the action with the thought, “They’re just going to grow out of them in two months!” But this rapid growth is all the more (continued on page 22)

Accessorize for Back to School The District on Main carries several popular accessory and clothing lines for styling perfect school ensembles. By Lorrie Ward Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright once said: “The difference between humans and other mammals is that we know how to accessorize.” While this was meant as a humorous

remark, there is a lot of truth in it. Humans not only know how to accessorize, many of us love to do so! For those in this group, The District on Main in Claremore will be introducing and expand(continued on page 222)

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ASK THE MONEY MAVEN STRAIGHT-FORWARD, NO-NONSENSE TALK ABOUT YOUR MONEY

When You’re the Sandwich… helps to preserve personal control and eases the decision-making burden of the family. These are fairly simple. You can even pull one of these forms off of the Internet. Make sure they sign with a witness present and preferably a notary.

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Helping your senior parents prepare their estate, talking with your aged parents about money, their home, and private affairs is never easy. Talking with them about the inevitability of their passing away is even harder. It is one of those family talks that many avoid and procrastinate having until it is too late. However, just like other uncomfortable and awkward talks (like the birds and the bees with your children) you will feel much better once it is done. They will likely feel less burdened and more resolved with their decisions as well. The following are three topics to cover in your talk. 1) Do they have a will or a trust? A will is a legal document containing instructions as to what should be done with their money and property after their death. A will contains information about who gets what and names a person to carry out these wishes. However, a will does not exempt the estate from going through probate. Probate can be lengthy, costly, and is public. The other option is a Living Trust. A trust is a legal document created by them (the grantor) during their lifetime. Just like a will, a living trust spells out exactly what their desires are with regard to their assets, their dependents, and their heirs. The big difference is that a living trust bypasses probate, enabling the successor trustee to carry out the instructions as documented in the trust at their death. It also names the person they want to manage their financial, healthcare, and legal affairs if they should become incapacitated. If they choose not to create a will or a trust, at a minimum they should name beneficiaries on their banking and investment accounts, and have non-

retirement accounts registered with a transfer-on-death document or with rights of survivorship. This last option will only cover the specific accounts that they are listed on and not for other assets such as their home, cars, and other miscellaneous stuff. I have visited with lots of folks whose estate planning included putting their children as joint owners of their accounts. I personally don’t like this option. Here’s why. Older mom adds adult daughter as joint owner of her financial accounts. Adult daughter gets in a car accident. The other people in the accident sue the adult daughter for damages or death of their loved one. The joint account that she holds with her mom could now be included as her assets. That could be a potential mess! Now, what if adult daughter gets a divorce? Hmmmmm…… 2) Do they have a Healthcare directive? This is a written document that allows a patient to give explicit instructions about medical treatment to be administered when the person is terminally ill or permanently unconscious. It describes their wishes as to what medical intervention they want. It

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3) Do they have Long Term Care Insurance? This insurance helps provide for the cost of long-term care and includes a range of services, from home health care to assisted living to nursing home care. Long term care insurance covers care generally not covered by health insurance or Medicare. In Oklahoma, the average cost of one year in a nursing home is $53,290, according to seniorhomes.com. The older you are when you start long term care insurance the more expensive it becomes. You are also more likely to have pre-existing conditions that make it impossible to get. Plan early! $53,290 a year eats up the estate’s assets very quickly. Securities offered through LPL Financial, Member FINRA www.finra.org and SIPC www.sipc.org. LPL Financial Representatives offer access to Trust Services through The Private Trust Company N.A., an affiliate of LPL Financial. This information is not intended to be a substitute for specific individualized legal advice. We suggest that you discuss your specific legal issues with a qualified legal advisor. If you need help having these talks with your parents or your children, give us a call at 918.272.1120 or visit our website at www.waterstonewealth.com. Melanie HastyGrant, Experienced Licensed Professional Counselor and Managing Principle of Waterstone Private Wealth Management.

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of Hope Attend an old-fashioned hoedown featuring Jana Jae on August 22, 2015. Proceeds will benefit Rogers County Youth Services. By Kayla Butler Rogers County Youth Services (RCYS) is excited to announce a major change in the format for their annual fundraising event, Embers of Hope. This year, Embers of Hope will take place on August 22, 2015 at the Underwood Cattle Ranch in Verdigris and will be an oldfashioned hoedown complete with a BBQ dinner, dancing, auction items, and a live performance by the world-renowned fiddler, Jana Jae. Jana Jae is widely known for her weekly performance of her iconic electric blue fiddle on the popular television hit “Hee Haw,” where she starred alongside countless stars including Roy Clark and Buck Owens. Jana Jae has continued her performing

career and has dedicated much of her life to supporting the fine arts in youth through the development of music schools and music camps for young people across the state of Oklahoma. On May 28, 2015, Jana Jae was inducted into the National Fiddler Hall of Fame, located in Tulsa. With the upcoming change in format, RCYS is hoping to create a fun and unique experience for the community while continuing to raise money for the support of the youth and families of this community. This event will feature exciting auction items including a fiddle personally signed by Jana Jae at the event. Be sure to like the Rogers County Youth Services Facebook page to learn about more exciting auction items that

Board Member Kayla Butler, RCYS Office Manager Carolyn Swopes, therapist Raylene Stebbins and RCYS Executive Director Steve Blahut, with Jana Jae and her iconic electric blue fiddle. will be available. If you would like ticket information or information on how you can support this event, please call Carolyn at (918) 3417580 ext. 6. RCYS is supported in part by Rogers County United Way. Underwood Cattle Ranch in Verdigris is located at 26655 S. 4130 Rd. Believing in the potential of youth, Rogers County

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By Lorrie Ward The music got its name in 1939, when Kentucky-born Bill Monroe and his “Blue Grass Boys” made their debut appearance at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, playing music that brought a hard driving and powerful sound (with plenty of acoustics and vocal harmony) to the traditional country music scene. But this kind of music was anything but new. Bluegrass music incorporated repertoires from string bands, gospel, blues, country music, and even laborer songs. The roots of chili are very different, but they are just as ancient, perhaps even more so. Its basic flavoring, the chile pepper, has been spicing up meat dishes for millennia all over the planet. Even before chili became a menu staple of American cowboys on the cattle trail in the 1800s, a remarkably similar dish of meat,

beans, herbs, and peppers was a favorite of Incans, Mayans, and Aztecs before Europeans ever darkened this continent. These two great traditions come together in an explosion of sound and flavor at Claremore’s 36th annual Bluegrass & Chili Festival, September 10, 11 and 12 at the Claremore Expo Center. Claremore Chamber of Commerce’s Dell Davis calls it “three stages of free ‘pepper hot’ concerts by national and regional artists.’” Award winning headliners include Daily & Vincent, Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver, Rhonda Vincent & the Rage, IIIrd Tyme Out, The Lonesome River Band, The Cleverly’s, Tulsa Playboys, and Cedar Hill. These, along with top regional acts, will set three stages and the airways to vibrating with bluegrass and other varieties of music, including country, gospel and classic rock.

Taster kits will be available Saturday, September 12. Cook-Off, where they will vie run from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. For As traditions are only kept for the coveted $25,000 first additional Festival information and alive by including the younger prize. For the festival, awards applications contact: Claremore generations, the festival will and bragging rights will be up for Chamber at 419 W. Will Rogers include a Junior Showcase. “This grabs amongst open and corporate Blvd. Hotel information, festival showcase is designed to give division teams. In addition, a updates and a complete list of stage exposure and experience to non-profit division, open to festival partners are listed at www. talented youth 21 and under in a schools, churches, charities, and claremore.org or by calling (918) non-competitive environment,” 341-2818. Festival sponsors include says Davis. “An acoustic guitar will other non-profits, will offer a $1,000 prize for the winning City of Claremore, RCB Bank, be awarded by a drawing of all the organization. Other fun prizes Big Country 99.5, BancFirst, participants.” Vocalists of any age include booth decorations and KOTV The News on 6, Claremore are invited to participate in The Showmanship and Ham-manship Chamber of Commerce and RSU Best Country in the City Vocalist Honors. Festival attendees may Public Television. Competition. The winner of this purchase official taster kits on competition will receive a cash Saturday after the judges have prize, and applications are now sampled the entries and “judge” available. Contact the Claremore For more information, contact Chamber of Commerce for details. the competition for themselves! Claremore Chamber As always, the Bluegrass Such vibrant music deserves of Commerce & Chili Festival will abound an equally vibrant menu, so the with all kinds of family friendly Mid-American Regional Chili 419 W. Will Rogers Blvd. excitement, including the Open Cook-off and Salsa Competition Claremore, OK 74017 Car Show, the Festival Market, on Saturday, September 12 will and the Kiddie Korral. The festival create a perfectly compatible (918) 341-2818 opens officially at 4 p.m. with combination. The winner of www.claremore.org the Festival Market, and concerts The International Chili Society www.ValueNews.com begin at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday Division will go on to represent and Friday. Saturday festivities the festival in the World Chili

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BBecome a Roper The Will Rogers Memorial Museums docent (“Roper”) program begins September 3. By Pat Reeder

chosen for volunteers who wear a bandana kerchief, will begin September 3. Classes will meet each Thursday through November 12 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The graduation celebration will be November 19.

Facilitators will be Bob Seay from Owasso, Harriet Kuykendall from Tulsa, and Karen Tripp and Sherry Whisler from Claremore, all graduates of earlier classes. The volunteer program started in 2008. Ropers provide invaluable resources through assisting in educational programs and tour groups. There are numous ways to serve at the Memorial Museum and Birthplace Ranch. They aid visitors in many ways, and assist museum staff with behind-the-scenes projects, cataloguing and research. The training program is not only to acquaint trainees with volunteer opportunities, but to gain knowledge about Will Rogers. “We have so many activities and the Ropers are vital to help us share The Will Rogers Memorial Museum Ropers at the Clem and Mary Rogers Will Rogers with gravesite in Chelsea on a field trip. In keeping with learning the family hisothers,” said Tad tory, they have started a tradition of decorating the Chelsea grave as well as Jones, museum the Will Rogers family tomb on the Museum grounds.

Volunteers are an active part of the mission of Will Rogers Memorial Museums’ daily operations and programs. A training program for a new class of Will Rogers Ropers, the name

Roper Dexter Bolin at an event on the banks of Oologah Lake near the Will Rogers Birthplace Ranch. Ropers volunteer at both the Claremore Museum and Birthplace Ranch. executive director. “Ropers meet people from all over the world, and it is a fun opportunity to volunteer.” Classes will meet at the Ropers Corral, museum-owned property on the north side of Blue Starr, directly across the street from the Memorial. Persons interested in being a volunteer may visit the website, www.willrogers.com, click on the link “ways to support,” and fill out the on-line form, or pick up an application in the museum’s business office. Call

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Tony Sementi, owner of Tile by Tony, offers customers tips on choosing the right contractor for your home project. By Jim Butcher With nearly 35 years of experience in remodeling kitchens and bathrooms, Tony Sementi, who owns and operates Tile by Tony in Catoosa, emphasizes, “We do things differently than most contractors.” And as a result, he has developed a “Seven-Point Guide” on How to Pick a Contractor for this type of project. 1. Scope of work. Knowing exactly what you want done will help generate a detailed, accurate and less expensive bid. Be consistent and give identical information to all bidders. He suggests, share your budget with the contractor prior to the bid and consider doing the job in stages, if the estimate is too high. 2. Ownership oversight. Are you prepared to stay home to oversee the job, chase down materials, clean up job sites, and accept less than high-quality work? Then the low bidder will probably work for you. Do you want to feel completely safe leaving your family and belongings at home while you’re at work? Then be prepared to hire a professional. “Remember, as with most things in life, you get what

you pay for,” said Sementi. “I don’t want my customers and any member of their families to be scared. I want you to have peace of mind when my men are working in your homes,” he said. Tenure of his 15 employees range from the newest of seven years to one he hired in 1991. 3. Know the difference between an amateur and a professional. You immediately know a

professional. They are on time to meetings or will communicate with you about any delay in meeting you, Sementi said. “They will be very knowledgeable on all aspects of a project. A professional will rarely throw out numbers; a professional’s bid will be very detailed, with scope of work and the cost of each item. This protects both parties. If it is not itemized, it’s not included.”

4. Get references. The Better Business Bureau, the Home Builder’s Association, and online sites like Angie’s List are also a good place to start, he continued. “Listen to your gut, it usually knows. Ask for recent references. Even a lousy contractor has had a good job or two,” he adds. To be on the safe side, check them out! And don’t overlook the obvious. Has the contractor done this

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kind of work before? For example, hiring a contractor who does excellent backsplash work does not mean that he can remodel a shower. 5. Communication is a biggie. “Without good communication between you and your contractor, the job will fail to meet your expectations,” Sementi said. “Communication is to construction like location is to real estate.” 6. Magnetic sign on a truck or brick and mortar? Though not a guarantee of quality, brick and mortar will show that he has a commitment to the community. 7. Verify your contractor’s workers’ compensation and general liability insurance. Most homeowners fail to check these basic things. Your homeowner’s insurance will not cover you if someone gets hurt on your job. You could lose your home. Sementi said, most people prefer to hire one company for the entire project; this helps both the homeowner and the contractor in completing the project on time and reducing expense.

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W Will and Wiley 80 Years Later The Will Rogers & Wiley Post Fly-In will be held Saturday, August 15 at 9 a.m. By Pat Reeder Will Rogers and Wiley Post died in an Alaska plane crash on August 15, 1935. It is often called the “crash heard around the world.” This year the Will Rogers & Wiley Post Fly-In at the Will Rogers Birthplace Ranch will be Saturday, August 15, the 80th anniversary of the history-making event, when bold headlines in newspapers all over the world carried the story. That day, and the lives of the two, undoubtedly the world’s strongest aviation boosters of their time, is remembered each year on

the Oologah, Indian Territory ranch were Will Rogers was born. Usually a Sunday event, it was changed to Saturday to reflect the anniversary of the deaths, said Tad Jones, Will Rogers Memorial Museum executive director. Airports across the country have been asked to join in a flyover in the 10 a.m. hour at their respective airports to honor pilots who have died in air crashes in the past year. At that same time a short program at the airstrip will pay tribute to the lives of Will and Wiley. Mary West of Oologah

will sing the “National Anthem.” The fly-over will honor pilots who have died in the past year. RSU Radio will live stream the tribute, available on other airwaves. Ross Adkins, announcer for the past several years, will present the commemoration program and a moment of silence. The popular duo of Lester Lurk and Joe Bacon, aka Will and Wiley, will land about 9 a.m. “I should be done with my altitude record and round-the-world flight by 9,” Wiley (Bacon) said. The Fly-In provides an

opportunity for the public to get a close-up look at airplanes and meet the pilots. Pilots enjoy the fellowship with fellow aviators and people who just enjoy planes. Cherokee storyteller Robert Lewis will be under a shade tree with his tales of animals, so much a part of early Cherokee tradition. There will be antique cars, inflatables and games for children, and food concessions. Ample parking is provided with rides to the viewing area. Roper Martin Howard and members of the Verdigris School football team

have assisted with parking for several years. Members of Rogers County Sheriff Scott Walton’s Mounted Troops will be on hand. Air Evac Lifetime, an air medical service, will fly in and be on hand to show their plane and provide information about the access at the Claremore Regional Airport. Ambulances from Oologah-Talala EMS and Northwest First District will have units for the public to see as well as be on hand for emergencies. Bring your own lawn chair or blanket and enjoy watching planes land and take off, walk among the aircraft, visit the house and see the room where Will was born, and remember the day 80 years ago when the world learned Will and Wiley had died in Alaska. Admission is free, but donations will be accepted.

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AAm I Getting the Right Mortgage for Me? “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. out of pocket expense required for closing. The lender’s fees are typically a small portion of the qualify for the best rate options at “slightly higher risk,” you might actual funds needed to close. the time. Do a little research and not qualify for the best rate or There could be large discrepancies check the average mortgage rate fees. Make sure you have your between the estimate and the final nationwide (www.freddiemac. lender explain your deficiencies because of adjustments like your com/pmms), but keep in mind, and what the costs are to you. insurance carrier choice. To be rate isn’t everything when This information might help safe, you should expect closing comparing lenders. Make sure to you choose the lender as well as ask and confirm lender fees. Fees determine how to get into a better costs to be more than the lender’s estimate and plan for a cushion. are broken out as origination, loan in the future. Can I afford my payment? underwriting and processing, and Can I afford closing costs? Mortgage lenders use gross vary greatly between lenders. Your lender should go over your incomes to calculate your debt If you may be considered a closing cost as well as any other ratio. Gross income is what you get paid BEFORE taxes, benefits and retirement are withheld from your paycheck. It also does not consider insurance, daycare, fuel cost, groceries or monthly recurring bills like your cell phone bill. You could likely receive a pre-qualification letter with an amount much higher than you expected. Don’t let this number drive your purchase price. Speak with your lender and let them know your desire for a monthly payment. Ask them to help calculate what purchase price you should be looking for based on your monthly expenses. You are the only one who Research lenders to find the right one for you. Pictured is knows what you can afford Rachel Strange speaking to RCB Bank Mortgage Specialist Jodi Troyer. based on your living cost.

By Jodi Troyer, RCB Bank Mortgage Specialist Taking out a loan and assuming debt is a big decision. Your home loan is most likely your largest debt, and making sure you choose the right loan and lender should not be taken lightly. Here are four questions to ask. How many lenders have I spoken to? One? Was it your friend’s uncle’s brother? Not that he isn’t an option, but getting another opinion never hurts. For the most part, all lenders follow the same guidelines and have similar rates. Their differences lie in their options, such as mortgage insurance, ease of process and closing, as well as experience with certain types of borrowers like the self-employed. Getting an opinion or two could save you frustration during the loan process, as well as money. A few ideas for finding a lender are to ask your realtor, call a local title company (they work with various lenders and should be able to point you in the right direction), seek out your bank or call a local community bank. How strong of a borrower are you? Do you have a high credit score? Is your debt ratio fairly low? Do you have a large down payment? Or, have you had credit issues and don’t have a down payment at all? If you fit in the “better than average borrower” category, you should

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Aug. 3 Annual Golf Tournament 8 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. flights Cost $350 individual golfer; $1,400 team of four Benefits Operation Aware Cedar Ridge Country Club 918-582-7884 ext. 104 www.operationaware.org Aug. 3 Charity Golf Tournament 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. flights. Benefits Salvation Army Boys & Girls Clubs Tulsa Country Club 918-587-7801 ext. 121 www.salarmytulsa.org Aug. 3, 10, 17, 24 & 31 Fitness on the Green: Yoga 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. Guthrie Green 111 E. Brady St., Tulsa www.guthriegreen.com Aug. 5 OUTCRY tour BOK Center 200 South Denver Avenue, Tulsa www.bokcenter.com Aug. 5, 12, 19 & 26 Food Truck Wednesday 11:30 – 1:30 Guthrie Green 111 E. Brady St., Tulsa www.guthriegreen.com Aug. 6-8 Pawnee Bill Memorial Rodeo Lakeside Arena Pawnee, OK 74058 918-762-2108 Aug. 7 Kristin Chenoweth Master Class 7:30 – 10 p.m. Broken Arrow Performing Arts Center 701 South Main Street Broken Arrow, OK 74012 918-259-5778 www.thepacba.com Aug. 7-8 Okmulgee Invitational Rodeo & Festival Bob Arrington Arena Okmulgee, OK 74447 918-758-7044 Aug. 7 & 14 Free Friday Movies in the Park Aug. 7: October Sky, Rated PG Aug. 14: Remember the Titans, Rated PG All movies start at 9:15 p.m. Liberty Park, Sapulpa 918-227-5151 www.SapulpaParks.org Aug. 7-9, 13-16, 20-23 Spamalot Tulsa Performing Arts Center www.tulsapac.com Aug. 8-15 National Snaffle Bit Association World Show Tulsa Expo Square 4145 E 21st St Tulsa, OK 74114 847-623-6722

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VVisit the “Beach” in Broken Arrow The Nienhuis Aquatic Facility hosts Sand Dazzle on Saturday, August 15. By Christopher Davis As summer reaches its zenith, families have all but exhausted their bag of tricks to keep the kids entertained. Fortunately, the City of Broken Arrow Parks and Recreation Department is bringing a bit of the beach to Broken Arrow. On Saturday, August 15, all are invited to Sand Dazzle. For landlocked Oklahomans, the beach represents escape from the daily grind. Those lucky enough to catch a glimpse of the surf or a whiff of the salty air are rewarded with rejuvenation and a sense of calm. But the reality of the beach is sometimes less fantastic. The logistics of breaking away to the Gulf of Mexico, let alone the Pacific or Atlantic Oceans, is a nonstarter for many. Further, the threat of inclement weather or sharks is enough to undermine an outing. Traffic is an omnipresent problem as well, introducing chaos to an experience that should be anything but stressful.

Fortunately, the City of Broken Arrow Parks and Recreation Department has found a way to recreate some of the beach experience, sans sharks. The Sand Dazzle free event for all ages has all the ingredients of a relaxing day by the pool. For starters, four truckloads of sand are imported. The sand, mixed with the optimal amount of moisture, is perfect for building sand castles. Whether your objective is to construct a grandiose dream castle, a replica of the pyramids at Giza or a representation of your summer spirit animal, the opportunity to play in the sand is a rare treat. Plus, kids can hunt for seashells in the sand. Collected shells can be traded in for prizes – or keep them for display at home. This year welcomes a key improvement to Sand Dazzle: the City of Broken Arrow is adding more shade to the beach to help attendees beat the heat. With music wafting in the breeze and

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The 18th annual Back-to-School Style Show & Brunch will be held Saturday, August 8, 2015 at the Renaissance Hotel in Tulsa. By Sheryl Sowell In a blog post by Sarah Edsall, who works with the communications team for Oklahoma Baptist Homes for Children (OBHC), and who has developed close relationships with multiple children from the organization’s four campuses, Sarah relates what she’s learned from her experience: “Every child who comes to live at OBHC brings with them their own individual personality, distinctive care needs and a unique background story. As different as they are from one another, every child I’ve met has something in common. They are good – no, GREAT – kids who are full of potential and hope for their futures. For most children in our care, moving to OBHC was not out of consequence for their own actions, but rather a crisis in their family.” The mission of OBHC is to help children become capable, caring Christian adults by sharing Christ’s love and providing hope and homes for children. As the organization does not receive any government assistance, OBHC hosts a large fundraising event each year to purchase school and church clothes for the children, as well as provide any other basic needs. For the 18th year, the OBHC Owasso campus will host the Back-to-School Style Show &

LeAnne Taylor, emcee of the Style Show, with children/models from the Baptist Children’s Home, Owasso. Back by popular demand will Brunch, with all proceeds directly a silent auction from 9 to 10:15 be a bed turning by Judy Howard benefitting OBHC children. The a.m. A variety of exciting experiences will be available to bid on, of Buckboard Quilts. Attendees event will take place Saturday, are invited to come early to choose August 8, 2015 at the Renaissance including golf packages; tickets to Big Splash, Disney On Ice from a large selection of heirloomHotel in Tulsa. quality quilts. “Judy donates all According to Donna Brooks, and sports events; hot air balloon rides; spa packages and massages; proceeds of the quilts to the chilRegional Development Director and a trail ride at Tatanka Ranch, dren of OBHC,” adds Donna. for OBHC Owasso, “It’s a very For the 11th year, News on special day for the children – a day in addition to themed baskets, unique jewelry, home décor items 6 anchor LeAnne Taylor will when the focus is completely on return as emcee of the show. them. In addition to receiving the and more. The Style Show begins “LeAnne has such a fun personalat 10:30, while a delicious brunch clothing they need for the year, ity. She comes before the show is served by the Renaissance they feel loved and valued. The Hotel. At the show, each child will to meet with the children, joking children love to show off their with them and making them feel model one outfit. Videos of the new clothes, and the audience comfortable and at ease. They children speaking will be shown, loves to cheer them on.” absolutely love her,” says Donna. presenting stories, anecdotes and This year’s theme is “AnPrior to the show, the children testimonies as they share how chored in Hope.” Hebrews 6:19 are treated to a special shopping living at the Children’s Home has tells us, “We have this hope as day at Dillard’s in Promenade changed their lives and provided an anchor for the soul, firm and Mall. “Dennis Hix, manager of both hope and a home. secure.” The event kicks off with

Dillard’s, provides the children with a wonderful experience. They receive breakfast and lunch, and volunteers help the children shop, showing them current fashions and guiding them to the perfect outfit in the right size. It’s a very special day,” says Donna. Tickets to the Back-to-School Style Show & Brunch are $20, or $200 for a table of 10, and must be reserved in advance by calling (918) 272-2233. “Come share this special day of Christian fellowship as we celebrate what God is doing in the lives of children,” Donna adds. OBHC has been helping Oklahoma children for over a hundred years, beginning as an orphanage in 1903. The Owasso campus opened in 1973, providing basic residential services to boys and girls ages 5 through college age. For more information, contact

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NNot Your Average Obstacle Course Conquer the Gauntlet brings world class strength and endurance challenge to Tulsa on August 22.

By Christopher Davis Do you have what it takes to conquer one of the most demanding obstacle courses around? Test your ability and endurance at Conquer the Gauntlet on August 22 at Tulsa Raceway Park. Tulsa’s Conquer the Gauntlet course is 4.19 miles long and features 32 obstacles. Packing more obstacles than similar races, Conquer the Gauntlet is designed to push contestants beyond their perceived limits. The race brags, “Your arms will be burning, your legs will be shaking, your body will be telling you to quit.” This is not a race for the casual runner. Adequate physical and mental preparation is encouraged. As one of only 17 US races

which has been selected as an Obstacle Course Racing World Championship Qualifier, Conquer the Gauntlet serves as an entry gate for those in pursuit of world-class competition. The top 15 males and females in each age division automatically qualify for the OCR World Championships in Cincinnati, Ohio in October. The race represents commitment, passion and a “cando-it-yourself” attitude. A familyowned operation, Conquer the Gauntlet sets itself apart from more widely-known, multimillion dollar races by focusing on grueling obstacles and a simple, no-nonsense approach. Some of the obstacles are overtly

intimidating, while others appear deceptively easy. All, however, will test the mettle of racers and provide entertainment for contestants and those cheering them on. One such obstacle, dubbed Flying Flames, has racers leaping through fire. Another, Dead Man’s Drop, declares a conquer rate of only 39%. In this, Conquerors must traverse a 24-foot beam using only their hands. And if that isn’t enough challenge, there is a lane set on an incline for added difficulty! With a conquer rate of 12%, More Cowbell is a sixteen-foot rope climb to ring a cowbell. Unlike Dead man’s Drop, racers can use their feet and legs (it’s hard to

imagine completing the climb, let alone without the aid of lower appendages!). Other obstacles have better completion rates, yet still pose a significant challenge to strength and balance. Walk the Plank, for example, looks easy enough: a series of planks set up on inclines and declines – with nothing to hold on to. Such a feat on its own might be a straightforward, though thorough, test of coordination. But, inserted amongst intense strength-draining, mud-soaked obstacles, the stakes are raised! Race registration, ironically, is the only thing that won’t push you to the brink – quite the opposite. A simple form makes signup

a breeze. With no hidden fees, Conquer the Gauntlet prides itself for a “what you see is what you get” process. There are volunteer opportunities, too, which can earn one a free shot at the Gauntlet and a “backstage” experience. Group rates are available, as are discounts for active duty military and veterans. The registration deadline is Sunday, August 16. To register online, visit www. ConquertheGauntlet.com. Wave times begin at 8 a.m. and continue through 1 p.m. Racers are advised to check in one hour before their start time. Each participant receives a T-shirt and medal for finishing, a Conquer the Gauntlet water bottle, Boom energy gel and race day photos. So, what are you waiting for? You may think yourself tough, but do you have what it takes to Conquer the Gauntlet?

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Vision Care for Kids able staff, patients are encouraged to relax and peruse the vast selection of frames on display. The 4,600-square-foot building features five exam rooms, a contact lens fitting room and a specialty testing room where retinal imaging services are performed. The lobby, meticulously decorated by Dr. Overstreet-Hogle herself, boasts an open layout that makes it easy to find and compare frames while keeping tabs on kids. With a large selection of children’s frames and a designated kids’ corner with coloring books and a DVD player for entertainment, parents can feel confident their visit will be low-stress, entertaining and productive. Advanced Vision carries the finest brands in eyewear, including Oakley, Nike, Guess, Coach and many

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more. There is even a bargain section, featuring stylish frames at reduced prices. Inside the exam room, Dr. Overstreet-Hogle combines the latest in optometry technology with attention to patient needs. Flat screens mounted on the wall can serve as eye charts one moment and presentations the next. For young children, the standard eye chart can be switched to one featuring shapes, rather than letters. While in some cases technology means a less personal visit, the same cannot be said for visits to Advanced Vision Center. Dr. OverstreetHogle specialized in pediatric optometry during her time at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, FL. She prides herself in taking the time to educate parents about their children’s eyes.

With the wave of a remote, she can pull up digital images of the patient’s eyes and explain in detail what is affecting their vision. Her careful attention to detail and ability to utilize this technology means that patients get the best possible care. Advanced Vision Center is also equipped to handle emergency and minor eye injury care for all ages. So, in the unfortunate event a child suffers an injury on the playground or sports field, at least they can be taken to a doctor they already know and trust for treatment. Open late on Tuesdays late, Advanced Vision offers evening appointment availability for parents who prefer to schedule exams after work or school. Plus, they accept Medicare and Soonercare in addition to most medical and vision insurance

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Accessorize for Back to School continued from page 1 ing several popular lines of accessories and clothing this fall, just in time for back to school. When asked which new addition was her favorite, owner Cari Bohannan says, “It’s hard to choose just one favorite! I’m so excited about all the new and expanded products for this season.” New to the store is the Kendra Scott fall collection, which debuted in July. Since Kendra Scott established her tiny, Austin-based company in 2002, her unique collection of colorful, classy, and affordable jewelry has “taken the world by storm.” Pieces by Kendra Scott have been spotted on celebrities such as Eva Longoria, Hilary Duff, and Sofia Vergara. Tulsan Jill Donovan created another success story in the accessory world with her Rustic Cuff collection. This line of handmade jewelry has exploded from Jill’s living room to worldwide fame in just four years, and is also spotted adorning celebrities. Cari is proud to have expanded the store’s Rustic Cuff collection, as it is locally crafted with quality in mind and helps bring a sense of personality and style to any outfit. Accessories can be carried as well as worn, so The District on Main is proud to present an expanded line of Lilly Pulitzer products, which include colorful bags and thermal cups. Especially popular for back to school are the Lilly Pulitzer 17-month agendas, which are very detailed and thorough while still maintaining a personalized and beautiful look. These are only three of the many unique lines that Cari offers at The

District on Main. She recently expanded her selection of yoga clothing and added Juju Jams, a line of comfortable and stylish sleepwear that is created in Tulsa. She started out carrying a small selection of Southern Tide, and this fall will expand the offerings to include long sleeve T-shirts, pullovers, vests and collared button-up shirts, as well as Southern Tide's popular selection of Yeti coolers. She has also expanded the store’s selection of JAG Jeans, which have exploded in popularity because of a more modest and comfortable fit. And for those who gear up for the fall sports season, she’s added more from Game Day Couture, a Sand Springs based company. Early August will not only be a perfect time to gear up for fall at The District on Main, but also present a great opportunity to save money. Oklahoma’s Tax-Free Weekend is August 7-9 and during that time, all Brighton Shoes and select Brighton handbags will be 30 to 50% off. Make a visit to The District on Main in Claremore a priority item for your back-to-school to-do list! Also stay tuned on Facebook and Instagram for specials and new arrivals.

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SSave Big at JBF The Just Between Friends children’s and maternity consignment sale will be held at Jenks Riverwalk during Oklahoma’s Tax Free Weekend, August 7-9, 2015. By Sheryl Sowell Having children isn’t cheap – in addition to the multitude of costs that arise, tack on clothing prices and many families are left with a large dent in their bank accounts. One infant outfit, for example, typically costs $12 to $25. According to Investopedia, the average cost for baby clothes is about $60 per month for the first year, totaling $720 a year. The cost for older children is even steeper. In a 2012 survey by Parenting.com and Women & Co., it was found that much of the money moms spend goes straight into their children’s closets. More than 90 percent of the 1,000 moms who participated in the survey said they spend more on new outfits for their children than clothes for themselves, and more than half said they expect to spend more on clothing than any other kind of back-to-school product this fall. Total spending varied by region, but average spending per child nationwide was $131 for back-to-school clothes. In a twochild household, that’s over $250 just to dress the kids for the fall and winter seasons. Fortunately there’s a solution for parents who are struggling

to afford clothing and other children’s items, and for those who would simply rather save the money they would spend and use it elsewhere, such as on a family vacation. Just Between Friends is North America’s leading children’s and maternity consignment sales event, where you save 50 to 90% off retail prices. JBF offers gently-worn clothing for infants up to size 14; shoes; accessories including hats, belts, hair bows, socks, gloves and mittens; maternity and new mommy gear; sports and outdoor equipment; toys; electronics; books and board games; baby equipment such as strollers, bouncy seats and car seats; furniture, bedding, and nursery and children’s room décor; and miscellaneous children’s items such as diapers, sippy cups, and hooded towels. This year, JBF Jenks will be held at a new location, the Riverwalk in Jenks, August 7-9. Shoppers will enjoy even more significant savings as that is Oklahoma’s Tax Free Weekend, when all clothing and shoes are tax-free. Everyone is certain to walk away with a bargain – or a hundred. Amber Post, franchise

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strollers and car seats, and swings. With the discounted prices and tax-free weekend, this will mean huge savings on these normally high dollar items.” Those who choose to become consignors earn 65 to 75% of the profits from their items, and they’re able to clear out outgrown clothes and other items. “Those who volunteer get to shop before anyone else at our pre-sale. Next are the consignors, and then first time moms with children under 12 months, daycare owners and teachers. The sale opens

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to the public Friday, at 10 a.m. On Sunday, many items are discounted 50%,” says Amber. “There are literally thousands of quality items to choose from, and they are all priced below market.” Merchandise is separated by gender and size and neatly hung up, and the entire sale is organized into easy-to-find categories. Every item is examined for quality. “Most of the items are sold because of the great quality and prices, but items that are left over can be picked up by their consignors or left to be donated to local charities.” JBF accepts cash, Visa, MasterCard and Discover. Sale hours are Friday, August 7 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. (with $2 admission fee for 18 and over); Saturday, August 8 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. (free admission); and Sunday, August 9 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (half off day for many items). The next JBF sale will be held in Owasso September 16-19 at Friendship Baptist Church. Broken Arrow’s sale will be October 2-4 at the RHEMA Rec Center.

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RRoll the Dice The 8th annual Bunco tournament hosted by Gamma Pi ESA will be Saturday, August 22, 2015.

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tournament. Local merchants and ESA members donate the prizes, which include gift certificates and a huge assortment of merchandise. In addition to game winning prizes, lots of special prizes will be given for a variety of reasons – oldest and youngest players, most enthusiastic player, most recently married, and player who most recently received speeding ticket, just to name a few. Attendees may also purchase tickets for $1 to participate in a 50/50 cash drawing. The winner receives half of the proceeds, while the other half goes to Gamma Pi. Six tickets for $5 will also be available. In addition, attendees will have the chance to win overnight accommodations to Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Tulsa and dinner for two at McGill’s. Returning as special guest player and emcee is radio personality Carly Rush. “Carly is so much fun, and we’re thrilled she is coming back again this year,” says Gamma Pi member Janie Stevens. Donna Titsworth has again quilted and donated a beautiful butterfly motif quilt to be given at the tournament. Attendees will have the chance to win the quilt by purchasing a ticket for $1 or six for $5. For those who have never

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