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“The Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) wants to remind flock owners to learn about and practice essential prevention measures to minimize the risk of disease transmission, known as biosecurity,” said LeMac’ Morris, the State’s Public Health Veterinarian. “Biosecurity practices are vital in protecting not only your own birds, but neighboring flocks as well as our nation’s commercial poultry industry, from diseases like highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI).”
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• Wash hands with soap and water immediately after handling any type of bird. If soap and water are not available, use a hand sanitizer with at least 62 percent ethyl alcohol.
HPAI is an influenza virus that can cause severe illness and sudden death in chickens. Wild birds are also susceptible to HPAI but are more resistant to the virus and rarely show signs of illness. However, while wild birds may appear healthy they can be carriers of HPAI which is deadly to domestic birds. Chickens exposed to wild birds carrying the HPAI virus are at greatest risk for developing this disease that can quickly become widespread to backyard and commercial flocks. Although rare, there are cases where humans have been“Theseinfected.arereasons why biosecurity practices are important for both commercial flock and backyard flock owners,” said Morris. “An outbreak in a backyard flock could threaten commercial flocks due to the human factor. For instance, the individual who delivers propane, the feed truck driver or the person who works on the commercial operation can carry the virus from their own backyard flock to a commercial flock resulting in an outbreak that may infect millions of Examplesbirds.”ofbiosecurity practices to protect backyard flocks include, don’t set up bird feeders near chicken coops, keep feed covered to protect it from exposure to wild birds and rodents, avoid wearing boots and clothes used to bird hunt when caring for domestic birds and, if possible, house birds in a pen that prevents wild birds and predators from entering. It is also important to practice good hygiene and monitor children who are interacting with poultry by following these safety tips:
• Do not wash animal food and water dishes from a backyard poultry flock in the kitchen sink.
• Symptoms of Salmonella are diarrhea, fever, abdominal pain, headache, muscle aches, nausea and sometimes vomiting. Blood is sometimes found in the stool. The illness usually lasts four to seven days, but can last as long as two “Followingweeks. good biosecurity and hygiene practices can make a backyard flock a safe and enjoyable experience,” said Morris. “Raising poultry is a great 4-H or FFA project for youth and of course there is nothing better than home grown eggs for breakfast.” The Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) protects and improves public health through its system of local health services and strategies focused on preventing disease. OSDH provides technical support and guidance to 68 county health departments in Oklahoma, as well as guidance and consultation to the two independent city-county health departments in Oklahoma City and Tulsa. Learn more at Oklahoma.gov/health. 123DepartmentStateofHealthROBERTS.KERRAVE.SUITE1702|OKLAHOMA OK 426-8000 RANKIN
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Sp onsore d by the Cherokee Nation, the fly-in will begin early, with gates will op en at 7:30 a.m. for the pub lic to arrive and watch an d marvel as more than 100 small engine planes from across the state. Me mb ers of the pub lic will have the opp or tunity to approa ch an d see the planes up close, as well as get the chance to talk to the pi lots.
Photographs are encouraged. At 10 a.m., a Nati onal Day of Reme mbrance will be observed in honor of those who – like Rogers and Po st – lost their lives in a small plane accident.
Part of the day’s festiv it ies also w ill be classic cars, food trucks, perfor mance from a Cherokee stor yteller, and more. As the fly-in is an outdoors event, social dist ancing will be observ able, with masks not re quired, but at the discre ti on of event attende es. Lawn chairs and bl an kets may be brought for the day for comfor t.
| VALUE NEWS CLAREMORE JULY 2022 VALUENEWS.COM (918) 828-960010 D uring his lifetime, Will Ro gers fl ew higher than most – both literally and f iguratively Rising to wo rldwide success in Vaudeville, films, newspape rs an d magazines, Rogers was a man of mu lt iple talents and passions, with one of his passions b eing the oncefl edgling indust ry of aviati on On August 13, Rogers, and his love of flyi ng w ill be re cognize d with the Will Rogers/Wiley Po st Fly-In and Nati onal Day of Reme mbrance at the Will Rogers Bi rt hpl ace Ranch, 9501 E. 380 Rd., Oologah, Oklaho ma “ This is a traditi onal part of the Bi rt hpl ace Ranch and the histor y of Will Rogers, as we ll as Wi le y Po st ,” said Will Rogers Me morial Exec ut ive Direc tor Tad Jon es. “It’s been an honor for us to host this family-friendly event ever y year –we didn’t even cancel it du ri ng the COVID years – we managed to ke ep it going, and we’re thrilled to br ing it back again this year.”
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(918) 828-9600 | Fe stivities will wr ap p.m. There is no cost to fly-in.Rogers became an early advo for the aviati on indust the 1920s, af ter no advancements in Eu befriending one of famous aviators of Lindber g h. During his 1926 tr to Eu rope, he witnessed ad in the commercial air se comp ared them to existent facilit ies (a theHiU.S.ssubsequent newspa columns freq uentl the s afe ty re cord , speed, an conv enience of this means of tr ansp or tation, and he hel pe d sh ap e pub lic opinion on th e subject. In the 1930s, Rogers became acquainte d with fe ll ow Ok laho ma n and fe ll ow aviator Wi ley Po s t, wh o was interest ed in su rv eyin g a mail and-p as se nger air route from th e We st Co ast to Ru ssia at the time. Su bsequentl y, Rogers visi te d Po st of t en at the airp or t in Burbank, Calif or nia while he was modif yi ng the aircraf t, and he asked Po st to fl y him th ro ugh Alaska in search of new ma te rial for his ne wspape r column.Aftermaking a test f lig ht in Ju ly, Po st and Rogers lef t La ke Wa s hington in Re nt on in th e Loc kh eed Orion-Explorer in early August and then made several stops in Alaska. While Po st pi lo te d the aircraft, Rogers wr ot e his columns on his typewr it er, an d the pair made nu merous f lig ht s be fore their unfor tunate de at h Au g. 15, 1935, ne ar Point Barrow, Alaska.“We’re still making plans (f or the event), but we’re excite d and lo ok ing forw ard to it, an d ho pefully, we’l l have g ood we at he r again,” Jon es said. For more infor mation, cont ac t the Will Rogers Me morial Mus eum at 918-341-0179 or visit them on line at www.will ro gers.com
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Galileo and Michelangelo would be pleased with the art and architecture of e Church Stu Originally built in 1915 as the Grace M.E. Chur this impressive st one structure locate d at 304 So Trenton Avenue was pu rchas ed by the legenda
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W e can go on for hours and hours about wh Tulsa, Oklahoma is a mecca for music. can talk about homegrown music legends and world-renown rock & roll residents. We can brag ab extraordinar y music museums and landmarks, amazing live music scene, and superstars from all walks of life and genres. As for what one place is known to be the most alluring: e Church Studio — a tribute to the legac Leon Russell, the Tulsa Sound, and active recording studio
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W e can go on for hours and hours about wh Tulsa, Oklahoma is a mecca for music. can talk about homegrown music legends and world-renown rock & roll residents. We can brag ab extraordinar y music museums and landmarks, amazing live music scene, and superstars from all walks of life and genres. As for what one place is known to be the most alluring: e Church Studio — a tribute to the legac Leon Russell, the Tulsa Sound, and active recording studio
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Genius Knocking on the Church Door e Church Studio and Russell’s Shelter Records recorded and produced some of the most in uential acts and music of all time rough the Church doors walked Willie Nelson, Eric Clapton, Stevie Wonder, Bob Dylan, Bob Seger, Jimmy Bu et, Bob Marley, George Harrison, Kansas, Phoebe previous page
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Ok lahoma musician in 1972 and wa s tr ansfor med into a world-class recording studio for his label Shelter Records. For the next 5 years while Russell owned the building, phenomenal music histor y was made. A er Russell sold the building, it passed through several di erent owners until 2016, when it was purchased by local businesswoman Teresa Knox and her husband Ivan Acosta. ey renovated the studio using the church’s original wood, had it named on the National Register of Historic Places in 2017, and reopened the space in early 2022 as a fully functioning analog and digital recording studio, Leon Russell archive and ar t galler y devoted to “support the understanding, appreciation and advancement of music.”
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Admission for Church Studio members is free + 1; Adults $12.00; $10.00 for Seniors 65 +, Veterans and Students; Private Tours are $25.00. General admission tickets can be purchased online at eChurchStudio.com and walk-ins are welcome. For exclusive private tours or group tours, email info@ eChurchStudio.com.
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Snow, JJ Cale, e GAP Band, Freddie King, Peter Tosh, Dwight Tilley, Ringo Starr and many others. Memorabilia of their presence are displayed. Stand in an Old Place and Learn Something New Informative guided tours o er a glimpse into both the past and the present of the Church Studio You will be fascinated with the Leon artifacts, various music memorabilia, and the only known self-portrait. Fine art paintings by ZOX and PS Gordon grace the walls along with many other distinctive art pieces, legendary instruments, and sculpture. Every room gives you that 70’s rock & roll vibe — in the furniture and décor, exhibits and collections. Upstairs you’ll see the recording studio, control room, green room, and equipment spaces are lled with all the right professional gear any producer or musician would want. You might even get to take a peek at an actual recording session.
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From previous page PHOTOS BY PHIL CLARKIN PHOTO BY MEL WILLIS Snow, JJ Cale, e GAP Band, Freddie King, Peter Tosh, Dwight Tilley, Ringo Starr and many others. Memorabilia of their presence are displayed. Stand in an Old Place and Learn Something New Informative guided tours o er a glimpse into both the past and the present of the Church Studio. You will be fascinated with the Leon artifacts, various music memorabilia, and the only known self-portrait. Fine art paintings by ZOX and PS Gordon grace the walls along with many other distinctive art pieces, legendary instruments, and sculpture. Every room gives you that 70’s rock & roll vibe — in the furniture and décor, exhibits and collections. Upstairs you’ll see the recording studio, control room, green room, and equipment spaces are lled with all the right professional gear any producer or musician would want. You might even get to take a peek at an actual recording session.
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Y our vehicle is one of your largest investments and having knowledge of proper care and what to do to keep it in top notch condition is one of the most important life lessons to learn. South Pointe Chevrolet’s f ree, interactive workshops will educate you, your teen, or your group memb ers about the importance of vehicle maintenance, safety and how to keep your car running newer, longer.Recently, we asked Cli Koger, Service and Par ts Director at S outh Pointe Che vrolet what inspired him to o er these sho r t work shops to the public.“Welead busy lives and o en take for granted that our car will op erate prop erly. Many teens and adults o entimes neglect taking time to learn basic auto care skills. is knowledge helps you save time and money and keeps you safer on the streets,” he said. Koger has been in the automot ive business all his life and considered basic car care ‘common sense’ when that’s not always the case, especially with eve r-changing vehicle advancements in the auto indust ry. He explains, “Tr ying to teach our kids about something we know little ab out can be daunting. It would be like me trying to teach mine about algebra or chemistry. Although I know enough about the two subjects to use them in eve ryday life, I’m certainly n ot well vers ed to the point of teaching it to my kids. I would much rather depend on the experts (teachers) to teach those things to my kids.”atgot Koger thinking … he BY KATHY SMITH Free, hands-on interactive workshops for teens and adults, drivers like you. the Experts at South Pointe Chevrolet
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relies on teachers to teach his kids about the things that will make them more successful in life, so why shouldn’t “we, as ‘Auto Experts’ in our eld, do the same things for kids to help them be successful and productive adults? Our world has become so much about ‘what’s in it for me’ that we have forgotten to be kind to others and most of all HELP OTHERS. With that being said, I have spoken to all my sta about the idea of a program to help parents and teens. All became excited and welcomed the idea of teaching others,” Koger expressed. His sta conversation evolved into a new program being o ered about teaching basic auto maintenance skills, free of charge. It is designed as an introduction to the fundamentals necessary to keep your vehicle well maintained and safe in the long run; and pointed out that the program is not designed to teach people rything on t to teach t things such ur oil, g a spare, checking ssure, and basic y skills that will help build youredself-uce o depend on e when the ” he said. en was the last u checked your ssure or changed e? Checked your uid levels and oil? ning a few simple skills can help you avoid a roadside bind. How do you get started?eschedule is open. To register, give Cli Koger a call at (918) 491-7209. e individual one-onone (one person with one technician) program will take about one hour.
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O klahoma’s longest-running craft beer festival is celebrating the ability to “FLOCKING together again!” on Saturday, Aug. 27, from 5-8 p.m. at the Cox Business Center! Wild Brew is a one-of-a-kind indoor event that combines firstrate beers by artisan brewers from the U.S. and around the world with cuisine from Tulsa’s best restaurants. The annual fundraiser supports The Sutton Center — an Attwater’syear’stononprofitinternationally-recognized,wildlifeconservationorganization.TheannualcraftbeerfestivalhelpsraisefundsfortheGeorgeMikschSuttonAvianResearchCenter,bestknownfortheirworkwithbaldeagles.In2007,theywereontheendangeredlist;now,theyarearegularpartofourOklahomaskyline.ThefundingfromthiscelebrationwillaidthecrewatSutton,currentlyengagedinrecoveryeffortsfortwooftherarestbirdsinNorthAmerica—thePrairie-ChickenandtheMaskedBobwhite,bothofwhichareendangeredspecies.WildBrew2022willfeaturehundredsofbeerstochoosefrom,andtheuniqueopportunityforgueststochatwithbrewersone-on-one.MusicfromMidlifeCrisisBandwillkeepthepartyhopping,alongwithsilentauctionexperiencepackages,custombrewerytours,tripsandmuchmore.
Assistant Director for The Sutton Center. “The Sutton Center is grateful for the tremendous support of the brewers, restaurants and everyone who will be coming out for Wild Brew. The ‘greatest party ever hatched’ is made even better because it’s all for a great cause.” Patron ticket holders can start sipping early at 4 p.m. and have their own plush
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also get to be up close and personal with some special feathered friends. “For Wild Brew’s 24th, year a variety of birds will be coming to meet guests,” says
WHEN: Saturday, August 27th, 2022 – 5:00-8:00 p.m. WHERE: COX Business Center, Exhibit Halls A & B www.suttoncenter.orgwww.facebook.com/wildbrewtulsa,www.wildbrew.org,
Guests will Audra Fogle, area to perch during the event. Every ticket includes allinclusive access to more than 200 beers from Tulsa’s best breweries and samples from 50 of Tulsa’s best restaurants. Tickets are on sale now. Space is limited. Keep our local wildlife conservation organization, the Sutton Center, flying high.
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About the Sutton Center Founded in 1983, the Sutton Center is an internationallyrecognized conservation nonprofit organization dedicated to finding cooperative conservation solutions for birds and the natural world through science and education. more about their mission at www. suttoncenter.org. BREW 2022 Benefiting the George Miksch Sutton Avian Research Center
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