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Fitness on the Green Fowler Toyota of Tulsa is sponsoring free daily fitness classes during the month of May at Guthrie Green. By Duane Blankenship If you are not familiar with Guthrie Green, here’s a great opportunity to get acquainted. Guthrie Green is an urban garden and performance space in the heart of the Brady Arts District in downtown Tulsa. It provides a unique space for Tulsans to congregate, shop and enjoy downtown’s newest urban park. Fowler Toyota of Tulsa has partnered with the Downtown YMCA to offer free fitness classes on Guthrie Green each day, Monday through Saturday, during the month of May.

Classes will be geared towards downtown Tulsa’s professionals and their families, and everyone is welcome to attend. Jonathan Fowler, vice president of operations for Fowler Holding Company/Corporate Headquarters, and Ken Wilkins, general manager of Fowler Toyota of Tulsa, are excited about Fowler’s sponsorship participation of Fitness on the Green. “Fowler has a strong philosophy of giving back to the communities in which we

serve,” Jonathan said, “and we love being involved in the arts, culture, health and fitness.” Ken added, “These are the areas in which we want to maintain the focus of Fowler Toyota of Tulsa as we continue serving our community.” When Fowler and Wilkins first met with project cosponsors, they immediately realized that Fowler had the desire and resources to sponsor Fitness on the Green for the entire month of May. You may (continued on page 28)

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While Dress for Success Tulsa has watched many of the 1,167 women suited last year alone cross the employment finish line, it is now time to cheer on volunteers, contributors and participants who make the programs possible. On May 11, Dress for Success Tulsa will host the Third Annual 5K Power Walk/Run and 150-Meter Stiletto Sprint in celebration of the women who have graduated from their employment services program. The event is part of a worldwide initiative, with 35 participating cities across the globe. The two races are part of the Dress for Success initiative to support career development and encourage health and wellness initiatives, while raising awareness and funding for Dress for Success Tulsa. Both events are presented locally by Simmons Homes along with (continued on page 28)

Jonathan Fowler and Ken Wilkins, representing Fowler Toyota of Tulsa, have spearheaded Fitness on the Green in partnership with the Downtown Tulsa YMCA.

By Sheryl Sowell On July 13, 1985, the Tulsa Roughnecks of the North American Soccer League played their final match at the original Driller’s Stadium at 15th and Yale. On May 18, 2013, the Tulsa Athletics will take that

Ronda Adkisson, Executive Director for Dress for Success Tulsa, and Pat Simmons, President, log practice time for the annual Stiletto Sprint.

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Since opening BA Med Spa & Weight Loss Center in 2010, founders Malissa Spacek and Dr. James Campbell have wondered what to do with the bare plot of land they own directly adjacent to the building. Malissa, a master gardener who has a true passion for using her green thumb, came up with the idea to use the plot for a community garden, with crops that would be donated to those in need in the community. BA Med Spa & Weight Loss Center is proud to announce that their community garden is now in bloom, and the first set of crops is expected to be shared with Broken Arrow residents by the end of May. All fresh vegetables, fruits and herbs will be donated to Arms Around BA (located directly across from BA Med Spa) and to Broken Arrow Neighbors. People in need who get groceries from food banks typically receive non-perishable items, and the community garden will be an excellent resource to supplement their diets with healthy veggies, fruits

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SSay Goodbye to Unwanted Hair Emerge Medical Day Spa will offer a free informational class on laser hair removal on Thursday, May 23. By Sheryl Sowell Most people will agree – shaving or waxing unwanted body hair is frustrating, time-consuming, and a big hassle. And no one wants razor burn or stubble! For those who are considering trying something different to deal with this hairy issue, Emerge Medical Day Spa will host a free informational class on laser hair removal procedures on Thursday, May 23 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. The class will cover everything you need to know about laser hair removal, including the risks and benefits, Emerge’s

competitive pricing and package deals, eligible skin types and more. The class will be led by Kelley Tompkins, Taryn Schell and Belinda Stewart and will feature demonstrations, before and after photos, a question and answer session, and treatment giveaways and discounts. Refreshments will be served. Register for your spot online at www.emergemedicaldayspa.com or call (918) 392-8606. Emerge Medical Day Spa has spent months rebuilding and redesigning their extensive laser

Taryn Schell performs a laser hair removal treatment on Kelley Tompkins, using the Candela GentleLASE laser.

hair removal department. They use one laser for hair removal, and one laser only – the Candela GentleLASE. Taryn Schell has been performing laser hair removal procedures for the past 11 years. “There is no better laser for hair removal on the market,” she explains. “So many other lasers simply don’t work. With this machine, you do not need several treatments before you see results. Candela’s alexandrite long pulse technology produces unbelievable results.” According to Kelley Tompkins, director of Emerge Medical Day Spa, the two biggest fears people have about laser hair removal are 1) pain and 2) cost. She explains, however, that these worries are unnecessary – it is not a painful procedure, and it is much more affordable than many people realize, particularly if they purchase package deals. “Candela’s cooling device shoots a cold mist onto the skin before the laser, assuring no messy gels,” says Kelley. “And our prices are very competitive.” The Candela GentleLASE treats pigmented hair on all areas of the body, and may be used on most skin types. “The Candela

GentleLASE really targets dark stubble. The three spot sizes allow me to remove hair in delicate areas without damaging the skin, such as for a true Brazilian,” says Taryn. “In addition to permanent hair removal, the Candela laser boosts collagen and smoothes skin.” Permanent laser hair removal generally requires five to ten treatments total. For facial hair, treatments are performed every four to six weeks. Underarm and bikini area treatment cycles are about six weeks apart. For backs, legs and shoulders, treatments are performed every eight weeks. It is important to stay out of the sun and tanning beds two to three weeks before and after treatments. Each treatment lasts from about 15 minutes (such as for lip and chin areas) to about an hour (for larger areas such as the bikini area). “We take the time to pamper our clients, and our services are very personalized. Because our clients return for several treatments, we are able to establish close relationships with them,” says Kelley. One of Emerge’s newest

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perks is that clients may schedule appointments and make payments online. “Your online account will show all the procedures you have had done, how much you’ve paid and owe, and it’s very easy to schedule your next appointment with the click of a button,” says Kelley. Emerge Medical Day Spa, located at 91st and Sheridan in Tulsa, offers all the amenities you expect from a world-class spa in a beautiful, relaxing atmosphere. One of their primary goals is to offer timely appointments, assuring that you won’t have to wait long, if at all, when you show up for your appointment. There are no contracts, and payment plans are available. Call (918) 392-8606 or go to www.emergemedicaldayspa.com to schedule your appointment. Appointments are available Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Emerge will soon be adding membership options, and look out for the launch of their brand-new website in the near future.

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SSaving Lives One Net at a Time The vision of two Tulsa women is saving children in Ghana by protecting them from malaria. By Duane Blankenship Kairos 10 was founded in 2010 as a result of medical mission trips and a desire to treat children with malaria. Founders of the organization are Dr. David and Phyllis Morris and Charles and Katheryn Pennington, all of Tulsa. “Malaria kills one in six children in Africa and is preventable with a mosquito net,” said Katheryn. The highest death rates occur in children under the age of five and pregnant women. Each net costs $12 in U.S. currency. The nets are purchased from and shipped by His Nets, a not-for-profit, located in Norman, Oklahoma. Kairos employs a team of Ghanaian women who make beautiful handcrafted bracelets and other jewelry with beads purchased from local merchants representing native regions. Beads are produced from recycled glass, vinyl records, fish bones and brass. “Kairos pays beaders four times the average daily wage,” said Katheryn, “a sustainable income that enables our beaders to provide for their families while helping eliminate malaria and the often resulting death caused by a mosquito bite.” Kairos also has a line of handmade shawls and purses.

Kairos 10 Founders Katheryn Pennington and Phyllis Morris meet with Kairos beaders. Behind the driving force of Katheryn and Phyllis, entire communities are aided. Since its beginnings in 2010, Kairos has directed the shipping of nets to four countries – Ghana, Kenya, Zimbabwe and India – and has sold more than 18,000 pieces of jewelry. For every item sold, Kairos is able to purchase one insecticide-treated mosquito net, which will cover four or more

sleeping children and family members. To date, 15,000 nets have been distributed to villages by a partnering Ghana church. The head of the church knows which villages need nets and gets them promptly delivered upon their arrival. “If we can cover 75 percent of the huts within a village,” said Phyllis, “we are able to eradicate 95 percent of the malaria-carrying insects.”

According to the World Health Organization, there were an estimated 219 million cases of malaria in 2010 and a resulting 660,000 deaths. Most deaths occur among children living in Africa, where a child dies every minute from malaria. Malaria is caused by a parasite that is spread to people through the bites of infected anopheles mosquitoes. They bite mainly between dusk and dawn, which is why it is so critical that children be covered by netting when they sleep. Ninety percent of the world’s malaria deaths are in Africa. There are currently no licensed vaccines against it or any other human parasite. Four fifth-grade classes in Jenks focused their efforts on Ghana villages where malaria was an epidemic and determined they wanted to help fund the purchase of mosquito nets. The students raised enough money to “net a village.” They also purchased soccer balls to donate to a Ghanaian school. They designed a T-shirt to promote the project, “Fight the Bite – Net a Village, Save a Life.” These students saw firsthand how their efforts could impact a child’s life on the other side of the world.

Life-saving Kairos bracelets from Ghana are available in Tulsa at Donna’s Fashions and Pizzazzy Monograms, Liv a Little Boutique in Jenks, The Village Shop in Pryor, and Crossing Bookstore in Oklahoma City. All U.S. participants (excluding retail locations) are volunteers, and no person is compensated for their time or talents. To date, there are 60 Kairos volunteers across the country who sell the products. They receive no compensation for their efforts except the satisfaction of knowing they are saving the lives of children with each item sold. Kairos’ proceeds provide malaria-eradicating mosquito nets plus funding for digging water wells, building pole barns for schools, and providing the drug, Coartem, to treat those contracting malaria. Please call (918) 695-6949 or visit www.kairos10.com for more information on how you can purchase bracelets, become a volunteer, and help save the lives of African children. For more information, contact

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RReveal Yourself Reveal Salon & Aesthetics at 91st and Memorial in Tulsa provides quality hair, nail and skin services. By Lorrie Ward Several months ago, when Nicole McGinnis opened Reveal Salon & Aesthetics, she wanted to create more than just a place where people could come for skin, hair and nail treatments by quality, trained professionals. She wanted to create this place within a familial environment, where clients could feel as comfortable with the atmosphere

around the stylist’s chair as they did while relaxing at home. Nicole bought the salon at 91st and Memorial in September of 2012 and changed its name to reflect the motto “Refresh, Renew, Reveal.” She felt that both experience and atmosphere were integral to earning the trust of clients who want to see the transformation that matches this

motto. She was happy that Master Barber DeAllen Brown decided to remain at the salon, and she set about adding a staff of qualified and caring stylists, including Stephanie Dawn Ritter, Shaela Fleig, Laurenn Williams, Audrey Loney, and Troy Edmonds. Troy’s wife, Debbie, also joined the team as nail technician. Everyone on

The staff of Reveal Salon & Aesthetics (L to R): (back row) Troy Edmonds, Audrey Loney, (front row) Debbie Edmonds, Nicole McGinnis, Stephanie Dawn Ritter, DeAllen Brown, and Shaela Fleig. (Not pictured: Laurenn Williams.)

staff has years of experience. Troy, for example, has worked as a stylist for 40 years and Debbie, his spouse of almost 30 years, has been doing nails for 27 years. Both Troy and Debbie have maintained a solid clientele over their tenure of service. All stylists participate in continuing education as well, which is important in an industry with ever-changing trends and advancing techniques. One popular service right now is the Brazilian Blowout, a hair smoothing treatment that eliminates frizz – a common complaint in Oklahoma’s humid climate. Also available for those with curl and frizz problems is Keratin Smoothing. These two techniques can be performed for short or long term results. Nicole reports that the Keratin Smoothing treatments last anywhere from four to six weeks. “People are having their color and highlights done and then the Keratin treatments,” Nicole notes. “It’s best to do it this way, so that the Keratin treatment seals the color into the hair.” Nicole’s reputation as an esthetician is as solid as the reputations of her stylists, but since she will not sing her own praises, Nail Technician Debbie Edmonds does it for her. “All of my clients who go to Nicole for skin care love her,” says Debbie. “She’s got that touch.” Debbie herself recently visited Nicole for a few sessions of MicroPhototherapy and saw dramatic results after just one treatment. “When I was done, I

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wanted to hug her,” says Debbie. “She’s fabulous.” Nicole strives to help clients create unique skin care regimens for each particular skin concern. For example, she evaluates the skin to see if it needs a peel and at what level and frequency, and decides whether it could benefit from microdermabrasion or MicroPhototherapy. Her most recent addition to the menu is Face Reality, a program specifically designed for long-term treatment of acne. “One of the problems with acne is that people treat it too aggressively,” says Nicole. “The skin either gets too dry or it gets used to the product, which then stops working. Face Reality introduces its key ingredient at a lower strength and increases strength gradually, giving long-term results.” “Long-term” is what Nicole and the staff at Reveal Salon are all about. Whether you want to begin a lasting regimen for your skin or hair – or both – visit Reveal Salon & Aesthetics and experience the atmosphere where lasting results and relationships are created.

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AArt Bike Tulsa

An exciting and unique art show is scheduled throughout the month of May to promote MS awareness and Bike MS 2013.

By Duane Blankenship Each year the National MS Society Oklahoma hosts a variety of special fundraising events for the purpose of raising awareness about multiple sclerosis. Funds raised help support programs and services available to Oklahomans with this disease. Programs provide knowledge, recreation, family and social support, and awareness throughout the greater Tulsa community. The annual signature event of the National MS Society is Bike MS, and 2013 marks its 28th anniversary in Oklahoma. Bike MS is not “just a bike ride,” but an experience for all who participate in the event. It is one of the best supported cycling events in our state. The two-day Bike MS 2013 will commence September 21 from the Agri Civic Center in Chandler and finish there the next day. Nearly 1,000 riders will join forces to raise money. Although Bike MS is a challenging event, riders return year after year, supporting the movement to create a world free of MS. A unique awareness campaign began three years ago in Tulsa to inform residents about the disease, local fundraising efforts, and the

annual Bike MS. This year will mark the third annual Art Bike Tulsa, which coincides with Tulsa International Mayfest in downtown Tulsa. Art Bike Tulsa will run May 1-31 at the YMCA of Greater Tulsa located at 418 S. Main. The event will be open to the public Monday through Friday from 5 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. throughout the entire month of May. Art Bike Tulsa will also be on display at Tulsa International Airport from June 1 through September 30. The presenting sponsor is SCFM Compression Systems. Art Bike Tulsa is an exciting, unusual, fun display of art made entirely of old bicycle parts. The unique explosion of creativeness is one that your entire family will enjoy. This year’s exhibit will include works of art from successful local artists and student artists from Union, Broken Arrow, and Booker T. Washington High Schools. Some of the featured Tulsa artists include Michael Christopher, Robin Green Tilly, Billie Sue Thompson and Jan McKay. Jan has been an MS volunteer for 23 years and has participated in Bike MS for 20 years. “I ride in honor

of my good friend, Rhonda Fletcher, who was diagnosed with MS 23 years ago.” Jan loves riding for the cause and has been blessed with meeting many great people along Bike MS routes. “I wish no one had to endure MS,” says Jan. “I feel good aiding in fundraising efforts to assist others.” Rhonda Fletcher volunteers at the MS Society office once or twice a week. “I am appreciative of the riders who endure Bike MS each year for me and others who have been diagnosed with MS,” she said. When first diagnosed, Rhonda went into denial. “My good friend Jan literally bugged me for years to get involved with the organization.” When Rhonda finally did, she was impressed by every person she met and was touched that they were doing so much for her and others. For more information about the National MS Society Oklahoma, call (918) 488-0882. For more information, contact

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RRise and Shine for Rooster Days Broken Arrow’s 82nd annual Rooster Days celebration will be held May 10-12, 2013.

By Sheryl Sowell Bring the family out to Broken Arrow’s Rooster Days, the oldest festival in the state of Oklahoma! This year will commemorate the 82nd event and will be held May 10-12, 2013. Guests will enjoy lots of entertainment, free concerts, carnival rides, food, arts and crafts, a parade, a 5K run, and much more. Rooster Days is a premiere family-friendly event. Rooster Days kicks off Friday evening at Central Park on South Main. As always, Rooster Days will be bringing area residents fantastic live entertainment, including The Kristin Nicole Band, Red Dirt Rangers, Kinsey Saddler, Brandon Clark Band and Tulsa Bradio. The 3rd annual Rooster Days Run will start at 6:30 p.m. Friday, May 10 beginning at the Central Park pool. Route options include a 1 Mile Fun Run and a 5K Run/Walk. Go online to pre-register or enter at the event site the evening of the run. The Rooster Days Parade begins Saturday at 10 a.m. at College and Main Streets, and proceeds south on historic Main Street to the Broken Arrow Community Center. Both sides

Kristi Brooks and Kris Hadley from TTCU the Credit Union, Roscoe T. Rooster, and April Sailsbury and Wes Smithwick from the Broken Arrow Chamber of Commerce. of Main will be flooded with spectators of all ages, with kids arriving early to ensure “front row curb seats” as they eagerly receive candy provided by parade entrants. One of the anticipated highlights of the Rooster Days Parade is a gathering of the “Bands of Broken Arrow,” recognized nationwide for their

superior and dynamic bands. Be sure to join the fun on Main Street Saturday morning to take in all the floats, bands, antique cars and more. Rides, food vendors, arts and crafts, and live music begin as the parade ends. The Rooster Days Miss Chick Contest will be held Saturday, May 11 at 1:30 p.m.

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GGet Hip to Dr. LaButti Patient Kathy Hill is pain-free after her successful hip replacement. By Joshua Danker-Dake In 2012, Kathy Hill, of Tulsa, had her right hip replaced by Dr. Ronald LaButti. “I’d had my left hip replaced in 2003,” Kathy says. “I dealt with the pain and discomfort in my right hip for about two years, until the symptoms were as bad as they’d been in my other hip. It hurt so badly that I didn’t want to go anywhere or do anything.” By this point, Kathy’s hip was bone-on-bone. “I couldn’t even get my shoe on or get in or out of my car without excruciating pain,” she says. “I was having trouble working every day because of the pain medicine I’d been taking, and I had stomach problems and heartburn all the time.” Her primary care physician recommended she see Dr. LaButti. “He took me seriously and he listened to me, which I really appreciated,” says Kathy. “And he didn’t make me wait for surgery – he scheduled me right away for a total hip replacement.” Dr. LaButti helped Kathy through a recovery that was initially very difficult, she says.

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AAll Gave Some and Some Gave All The Oklahoma Military Academy Alumni Reunion will hold two special events June 7 and 8. By Lorrie Ward “All Gave Some and Some Gave All.” This is the theme of the Oklahoma Military Academy Alumni Reunion on June 7-8 at Rogers State University, and the public is invited to participate in two of this year’s events: the Oklahoma Military Academy Reunion Golf Classic on June 7 and the OMA Reunion Opening Ceremonies on June 8. The Reunion will kick off on Friday with the 2013 Oklahoma Military Academy Alumni Reunion Golf Classic at

Claremore’s Heritage Hills Golf Course. The cost to participate is $60 per person, and unlimited mulligans are available for those who wish to purchase them. The OMA Alumni Association is also calling for Golf Hole Sponsors. Cost of sponsorship is $100 per hole, and sponsored holes will be marked with a sign displaying the sponsoring business’s or individual’s name, which will also be featured in the OMA Reunion Program. Interested parties may contact

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new RSU Student Dining Center, currently under construction on the west end of the Claremore campus. OMA alumni come from all over the United States to attend the reunion, and Dr. Boyle has been privileged to watch this event grow every year. She describes the reunion as important in preserving the history of OMA, Rogers State University, Rogers County and the military. “Thanks to the efforts of alumni who are committed to finding former OMA cadets, we continue to hear from newly found OMA alumni each week in our office,” she says. “This year’s reunion promises to be more extraordinary than ever before.” Be sure to visit the OMA Museum, open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Meyer Hall on the RSU campus, 1701 W. Will Rogers Blvd.

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PPrepare Thyself for Merriment The Castle of Muskogee’s annual Oklahoma Renaissance Festival runs May 4 through June 2. By Sheryl Sowell Travel to 1539 Castleton for the Castle of Muskogee’s Oklahoma Renaissance Festival. King Henry VIII and his sister, Queen Margaret of Scotland, are on progress through the fair land, and this year, they are joined by King Francis of France and King James of Scotland. There is sure to be mirth, merriment, and mischief throughout the Village. More than 600 costumed merchants, artisans, and performers populate Castleton, transporting visitors to the 16th century. Music, comedy, swordplay, and magic can be found on 15 stages throughout the grounds. They welcome several new performers to the stages this year, including Bawdily Harm (comedic swordplay), Black Oak Shillelagh (Celtic music), and Ed “Cheeks” Miller (sea shanties and more). Returning favorites include The Musical Blades, The Jolly Rogers, Karma Dogma, Ez N Dil, The Jester Rejects, Raks al Hassana Bellydance, the Laundry Lasses, and many more. Sir Thomas and Sir Richard of The Heroic Knights of Old joust twice each day in the Tournament Arena, The Royal Gauntlet Birds of Prey showcases the grandeur of hawks and

falcons, and Cast in Bronze fills the arena with the awesome sound of the Carillon bells. The Royal Luncheon is served each day by the arena, where you can dine with His Majesty while watching the tournament below. Inside the Castle Keep you can witness presentations to the Royal Court or attend the Queen’s Tea. Enjoy the 37,000square-foot Castle with its dungeon, Torture Chamber, catacombs, and so much more. While most of the festival is strictly family entertainment,

adults can sneak away to attend the King’s Smoker (21 and over) each afternoon for some bawdy humor. Children and families will delight in the newly expanded Woodlands area. Visit Excalibur Keepe to sign good behavior contracts; learn to make marbles, paper, and chain mail; play games; hunt for pirate treasure; and explore the Enchanted Faery Forest. Dance around the Maypole or visit the Black House or the Garrison to learn all about life in Renaissance England.

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Over 600 costumed performers, artisans and merchants populate Castleton during the Oklahoma Renaissance Festival. Get your tickets online at www.okcastle.com and like them on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thecastleofmuskogee for all of the updates. If you plan to attend the festival more than one weekend, consider joining Friends of the Festival for amazing year-round benefits, including a season pass, four extra complimentary tickets, a personalized medallion, discounts on the evening events, and discounts at participating merchants. Visit www.okcastle.com/friendsoffestival.htm for complete information.

Don’t forget to indulge in some of the wonderful food all over the site – smoked turkey legs or homemade barbecue, roasted ears of corn, Mediterranean delights, fresh baked bread and pastries, ice cream, and more. And, you can find refreshing drinks (from water to cappuccino to ale) at any one of the eight pubs in the Village. You are welcome to come in plain clothes, a costume of your own, or rent a costume for the day from the shop just inside the Main Entrance. You can even exchange money at the Bank for Castleton coin, accepted throughout the Village. Plan now for delightful May days at the Renaissance Festival! The festival will be open each Saturday and Sunday beginning May 4 through June 2, plus Student Day on Friday, May 10 and Memorial Day on Monday, May 27.

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MEATBALL MADNESS Ingredients: 1/2 lb hamburger 1/2 lb hot jimmy dean breakfast sausage 1 tbsp worcestershire sauce 1 tbsp red pepper flakes 1 tbsp garlic powder 1 tbsp oregano 1/4 chopped onion 1/4 cup chopped green pepper 1/2 cup parmesan cheese 1/4 cup milk 1/4 block munster cheese (if desired) 1 sleeve of saltines, crushed Mix ingredients together in large bowl. Roll into 2 inch balls and place on cookie sheet. Bake for 20 minutes at 400 degrees, place small slice of cheese on top and bake for another 5 minutes. - Submitted by Suzanne H.

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CHICKEN PILLOWS Ingredients: 1 (8 oz) can Pillsbury Crescent Rolls 8 oz cream cheese 1/4 cup butter 2-3 cups cooked and shredded chicken 1 egg 1 sleeve saltine crackers crushed 1 can cream of chicken soup 1/4 cup milk 2 spoons full sour cream 1/2 cup shredded cheese Soften butter and block of cream cheese. Then stir to a smooth consistency. Add cooked shredded chicken to the bowl.

QUESO FUNDIDO Ingredients: 1 (8 oz) package cream cheese, softened 1 cup sour cream 2 cans (16 oz) refried beans 1 packet taco seasoning 2 cups cheddar cheese, shredded 2 cups monterey jack cheese, shredded Mix cream cheese and sour cream in a large bowl. Mix in refried beans until combined. Stir in taco seasoning. Spray a 9x13 baking pan with cooking spray. Spread mixture evenly into the bottom of the baking dish. Sprinkle the top with both cheeses. Bake for 25-30 minutes at 350 degrees, until cheese is melted and slightly browned. Serve with tortilla chips. - Submitted by Sayre J.

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prepared baking dish, stir together the shredded potatoes and butter. Line the bottom and sides of the baking dish with the mixture. In a bowl, mix the sausage, cheddar cheese, onion, cottage cheese, and eggs. Pour over the potato mixture. Bake 1 hour at 375 degrees, or until a toothpick inserted into center of the casserole comes out clean. Let cool for 5 minutes before serving. - From AllRecipes.com

JALEPENO POPPER DIP Ingredients: 2 (8 oz) package of softened cream cheese 1 cup light mayo 1 4 oz can diced green chiles 1 cup jalapeno (diced or sliced in jar) 1 cup grated parmesan cheese 1/2 cup bread crumbs

CHICKEN CORDON BLEU Ingredients: 6 chicken breasts pounded thin 12 slices swiss cheese 6 slices of deli ham (honey or plain) 1/2 cup panko breadcrumbs 4 tbsps butter 1 tsp onion powder 1 tsp garlic powder 1 tsp Italian seasoning 6 toothpicks Pound the chicken thin so you can roll it up. I sprinkled each breast with onion powder, garlic powder, and Italian seasoning. Lay 1 slice of ham and 2 slices of cheese on top. Roll up and secure with a toothpick. Roll in breadcrumbs making sure the whole chicken coated. Slice 4 tbsp butter into several pieces and place in bottom of 9 x 13 baking dish. Bake for 30 minutes at 350 degrees. - Submitted by Rachel B.

SHELLY’ S TORTILLA SOUP Ingredients: 2 cans of Bush’s Chili Beans 2 cans white hominy 2 cans Mexicorn or Fiesta Corn 2 cans Delmonte Mexican style stewed tomatoes 2 cans original diced Rotel 1 package Hidden Valley Dressing Mix (original, NOT BUTTERMILK) 1 pound of cooked, diced chicken or cooked, drained hamburger optional Open all cans and put in large crock pot, DO NOT DRAIN THE CANS, the juice makes the soup. Add the DRY dressing mix and meat. Cook on high for 2 hours or low for 4 hours (or all day) or until well heated. Top with grated cheese and serve with tortilla chips.

Stretch the 8 crescents out on a cookie sheet and place a couple spoon fulls of the creamy chicken mixture into the center of the crescent. Fold crescent around the mixture so that none of it is showing. In a separate smaller bowl, beat the egg and 2 tbsp water together. Dip the pillow into the blended egg then into the crushed saltine crackers and place on cookie sheet. Repeat for the remaining 7 crescents. Cook the pillows for 20 minutes at 400 degrees. For the sauce topping: Add cream of chicken and milk into a sauce pan. Add milk to your preferred consistency you want. When hot enough add 2 spoon fulls of sour cream and cheese to your liking. - Submitted by Savannah H.

Combine all ingredients except parmesan and bread crumbs in a bowl and place in baking dish. Top with parmesan and bread crumbs. Bake 30 minutes at 375 degrees. Serve with chips, pita bread/chips, and it's the best with small french bread slices. - Submitted by Duke and Lucy W.

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Ingredients: 1 lb sage flavored breakfast sausage 3 cups shredded potatoes, drained and pressed 1/4 cup butter, melted 12 ounces mild cheddar cheese, shredded 1/2 cup onion, shredded 1 (16 oz) container small curd cottage cheese 6 jumbo eggs Lightly grease a 9x13 inch square baking dish. Cook sausage in a large, deep skillet over medium-high heat until evenly brown. Drain, crumble, and set aside. In the

NO-COOK APPLE CINNAMON SUMMER PORRIDGE Ingredients: 1/4 cup uncooked old fashioned rolled oats (not quick, not steel-cut) 1/3 cup milk 2 tbsp greek yogurt 1½ tsp dried chia seeds 1/2 tsp cinnamon 1/4 cup unsweetened applesauce 1 cup container with lid honey (to taste) In a 1 cup container add oats, milk, yogurt, chia seeds, cinnamon and honey. Put lid on container and shake until well combined. Remove lid, add applesauce and stir until mixed throughout. Return lid to container and refrigerate overnight or up to 2 days. Eat chilled. - Submitted by Sara G.

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Richest Noodling Showdown Comes to Claremore The Battle of the Big Cats noodling competition takes place June 13-15, 2013.

By Tanya Andrews Claremore is known for its many Oklahoma legends. Legends like Will Rogers, Patti Page, Lynn Riggs and “Oklahoma!”, Andy Payne, Stuart Roosa, and J.M. Davis all bring fame to Claremore and visitors from around the world. Cowboys, Grammy Award winners, astronauts, and gun collectors, now champion noodler? Kaleb Summers, Claremore native, and team STOadventures, won the 2012 OKIE Noodling Tournament in Pauls Valley, Oklahoma. He has worn many hats in his young life, including graduate of Oklahoma State University, boxer, steer wrestler, hunting and fishing guide, and part of the blasting team in his family’s construction business, so adding noodler to his resume comes naturally. Possibly a like-character to Will Rogers, only his tricks are with flathead catfish and not with ropes, Kaleb’s home is the outdoors of northeastern Oklahoma. His noodling experience started in southeast Oklahoma when a friend took him fishing and he soon learned how to decipher between fish holes and beaver holes, while studying the tricks to find the flatheads. Wikipedia defines noodling as fishing for catfish using only

bare hands, practiced primarily in the southern United States. A noodler places his hand inside a discovered catfish hole. Other sources, such as urbandictionary.com, describe it as a crazy person using their fingers as bait to catch a catfish. Kaleb is not “crazy” but is an avid hunter and fisherman whose life has revolved around the preservation of a fading lifestyle that once used to be the norm. “To release a trophy fish reveals a rather strong kind of character, for as sportsmen, we sometimes owe it to our quarry to live to fight another day. After all, the true thrill lies solely in the fight underwater,” says Kaleb. It was a big fight in June of 2012 when Kaleb and his team fought a flathead weighing over 70 pounds (70.46 to be exact) and won the tournament. Their winning fish was the largest on record for the 14-year event. Kaleb and STOadventures, along with Visit Claremore, Claremore Expo Center, NABATAK OUTDOORS, K95 and Fox 23, Summers Drilling & Blasting, Value News, Osage Casino, GRDA, Melton’s Sales, Pixley Lumber Company, Warren Cat, Reasors, Wild Country Meats, and BancFirst will host the

“Battle of the Big Cats…Route 66’s Richest Noodling Showdown” coming June 13-15. A total of $10,000 in cash in prizes will be awarded, with $5,000 going to the contestant/team with the “BIG” fish. Contestants must be entered by Wednesday, June 12 at noon. They can then check-in to start scouting and fishing at 6 p.m. on Thursday, June 13 and go until weigh-in on Saturday at 6 p.m. Contestants must be in the weigh-in line at the Claremore Expo Center by 6 p.m. and report to event staff, or be disqualified. Entry fees are $50 per person and are available online at www.stoadventures.net, www.visitclaremore.org, or in person at NABATAK OUTDOORS or the Claremore Expo Center. Contestants can fish any lake, such as Grand Lake or Hudson, or any river they wish to. Winners will be announced at 6:30 p.m. and entertainment will continue afterward for the crowds to enjoy. The public is invited to come out to the Expo on Friday and enjoy a fish fry, live entertainment, and a variety of vendors at the Claremore Expo Center. The tradeshow will open at noon and

Champion Noodler Kaleb Summers. the fish fry and entertainment will start around 6 p.m. Throughout Friday and Saturday, Kaleb will show his skills in several noodling exhibitions in a 3,000gallon tank. Spectators and fans will enjoy entertainment provided by A Bar Bunkhouse Band and other performers to be named. Music, tradeshow, exhibitions, and being present for the contestants’ check-ins is all free to the public! “Visit Claremore is elated to work with Kaleb and the various partners to bring this great event to our hometown,” says Tanya Andrews, executive director. “Claremore is proud to have one of our own want to share their experience and bring a competition here. Kaleb sees that

an event of this nature will bring visitors, competitors, and residents from Oklahoma and the region, and he is excited about showcasing his hometown. He is a great ambassador of Claremore and of Oklahoma!” A full event schedule, information, contestant entry forms, and tradeshow vendor registrations are available for the Battle of the Big Cats at www.stoadventures.net or www.visitclaremore.org, or by calling (918) 341-8688.

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Boot Camp will be offered twice each week, Tuesday and Thursday at 5:30 p.m. It is a one-hour class that provides a complete total body workout to help you get in shape or challenge your body to reach its fullest potential. You will experience intervals of power walking or jogging and spurts of cardio endurance, athletic drills, kickboxing and strength training. With the incorporation of high and low intensity intervals of exercise, your body is able to maximize its caloric burn as it enters the fat-burning zone. Other classes will include Tai Chi, Family Yoga, Fitness Walking, and Mommy & Me each Saturday morning.

The Family Yoga class is held each Wednesday morning at 10:30 a.m. and a special Yoga class will be presented by lululemon each Wednesday at 6 p.m. The Friday Fitness Walking class will take a different route each week to expose participants to the history of downtown Tulsa. They will experience a synergism through the group class environment and will, hopefully, find ongoing support, motivation and inspiration to continue their walking experience for health and weight loss. Beginners and experienced walkers will feel comfortable during the workout and will enjoy the historic sites of downtown Tulsa.

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Stiletto Sprint for Success many other corporations and businesses throughout the Tulsa community. The race begins and ends at the Blue Rose Café on Riverside. The Stiletto Sprint, for men and women, promises big laughs for those willing to compete in the 150-meter dash in a pair of stilettos, with a two-inch heel minimum. After the sprint, families and runners will gear up for the 5K Power Walk/Run. Don’t fancy yourself a runner? Feel free to come for the entertainment as Tulsans make their way across the finish line. After the race, stop in at the Blue Rose Café for food, refreshments and more festivities. “We are proud to host an event with an element that is unique to Tulsa and the run community,” says Executive Director Ronda Adkisson. “This event has something for the entire family, and we are committed to providing our clients, patrons, and supporters a fabulous day of fun and fitness at our beautiful River Parks.” Dress for Success Tulsa offers so much more than the name suggests; truly, the

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continued from page 1 speakers, who share their expertise in areas from Career Advancement to Health and Wellness to Work/Life Balance. “Some of these ladies have no idea what size of clothing they wear, have never worn a pair of high heels or makeup. When they see themselves for the first time, it can be an emotional experience for them and for us. There seems to be a complete transformation in them and in their confidence level. We feel fortunate to have the opportunity and help create their new beginnings,” says Pat Simmons, president. Please join Dress for Success Tulsa in the Third Annual 5K Power Walk/Run and 150-Meter Stiletto Sprint on Saturday, May 11. Visit ww.dfstulsapowerwalk.com for more information or to register for the event.

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Outdoor Soccer Returns to Tulsa soccer community which they had helped create. Their bond with the community is still evident today as thousands of athletes have played under their tutelage. Tulsa is revered across the country as a soccer city, with our youth clubs being some of the most talented and competitive. However, there has been a gap at the top adult level since 1985. This summer, the journey back to the top of the soccer map begins. “When support meets ambition, only success can follow in soccer,” said team co-owner Sonny Dalesandro. Tulsans have an unrivaled passion for the game of soccer, so much so that several attempts have been made to bring a Major League Soccer franchise to our

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was the youngest Oklahoman to play professionally when he debuted for Tulsa’s USISL franchise in 1995. Dalesandro won “Rookie of the Year” that season and went on to have a six-year career, playing for the Milwaukee Wave and the Wichita Wings. “Some of my very earliest memories are of Skelly Stadium and the Tulsa Roughnecks, and today’s youth deserve that same impression that I was afforded.” Dr. Tommy Kern, co-owner of the Tulsa Athletics and a sports medicine physician for Eastern Oklahoma Orthopedic Center, grew up playing soccer in Tulsa and went on to play at Brown University prior to medical school at the University of Oklahoma. “We are excited to bring high-level soccer back to

continued from page 1 Tulsa to match the quality of the youth programs.” Joey Ryan, head coach of the Tulsa Athletics, has been coaching since the mid-80s after having played professionally in the American Soccer League, the NASL, and indoor in the MISL. Ryan was also an NCAA division 1 champion with the legendary, undefeated Hartwick College team of 1977. Ryan has coached at the youth, high school, semipro and professional level in New York, New Jersey and Oklahoma. “My staff and I are extremely excited to be a part of the resurrection of both outdoor soccer in Tulsa and the old Drillers Stadium at Expo Square and look forward to many entertaining, successful games being played there. The owners have done a

fantastic job of putting this project together, and we hope to work as hard and represent Tulsa on the field as well as they have in putting this franchise together.” Bring the whole family out for the Tulsa Athletics’ first game on Saturday, May 18. Tickets are available at www.tulsa-athletics.com; reserved seating is $10 and general admission is $5. Follow them on Facebook and Twitter at Ttownsoccer.

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CCrawfish Invade Tulsa Mark your calendar for Saturday, May 18 to attend CrawFest 2013 at Cajun Ed’s Hebert’s Specialty Meats.

By Sheryl Sowell On Saturday, May 18, you are invited to experience a bit of Cajun cuisine right here in Tulsa. Cajun Ed’s Hebert’s Specialty Meats, on 71st Street just west of Lewis, will host CrawFest 2013 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Come and enjoy all your

favorite Cajun foods like crawfish etouffee, crawfish boudin, boiled crawfish and boiled shrimp. They’ll have your favorites on the grill as well, including beef and pork sausage, pork boudin, and hot dogs for the little ones. Don’t forget other

Cajun favorites including red beans, Cajun sausage sandwiches, corn maque choux, homemade pralines and bread pudding. The festival will feature live Cajun music from The Jambalya Jazz Band as well as Gravy, a jazz band that hails from New

Ed “Cajun Ed” Richard invites the community to CrawFest 2013.

Orleans. Children will love the fun crawfish races, craw-fishing, and New Orleans Mardi Gras bead art. A portion of the proceeds from CrawFest will benefit the son of one of Hebert’s employees. Nathan Johns is a young husband and father who had the misfortune of getting West Nile Fever in June of 2012. Nathan remains hospitalized and is facing months of respiratory and physical rehabilitation. Proceeds from CrawFest will also go to Planted Ministries, Inc., a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping the poorest children and families in Nicaragua through their education program. Cajun Ed’s Hebert’s Specialty Meats, offering delectable fresh-cut meats and poultry, is open Monday through Saturday, with lunch and dinner served each day. Owner Ed “Cajun Ed” Richard explains what makes their authentic Cajun food so special: many of the ingredients and seasonings come from Louisiana, and the meat is fresh – the best of the best. “The timely combination of cooking and seasonings creates the authentic Cajun flavor,

which was previously found only in south Louisiana,” says Cajun Ed. These wonderful seasonings are all available in the largest Cajun retail space in Tulsa. To top off your meal, choose from a variety of made-from-scratch desserts – bread pudding, bourbon pecan pie, key lime pie, chocolate ganache peanut butter pie, traditional and chocolate pralines, and carrot cake. Cajun Ed’s Hebert’s Specialty Meats is located at 2101 E. 71st St. in Tulsa, on 71st Street just west of Lewis in the big red house. Cajun Ed is a Louisiana native who knows how to combine delicious food with fun and entertainment to throw an amazing party, so don’t miss CrawFest 2013! For more information, visit www.cajuned.com.

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Choices for Life will show appreciation to its foster parents with a dinner banquet on May 9 at First Baptist Church to celebrate National Foster Care Month. By Sheryl Sowell Foster parents are truly special individuals. They take in children from abusive or neglectful situations who require therapy for medical or psychological conditions, and they stick with these kids to provide them the love and care that many have never known. Foster parents with Choices for Life Foster Care in Sapulpa give of themselves 24 hours a day, seven days a week. But on Thursday, May 9, they will be on the receiving end of a special appreciation banquet. As part of National Foster Care Month in May, Choices for Life will honor all of its foster parents. The dinner will be held at First Baptist Church in Sapulpa and gives the foster parents an opportunity to get all dolled up and enjoy a night out for themselves while Choices for Life therapists watch the kids. The appreciation dinner not only recognizes the generosity and commitment of foster parents, but also raises awareness about the need for more families who are willing to open their homes and hearts to these children.

Raising children is hard enough, but therapeutic needs create a whole new dynamic. Unlike traditional foster care, Choices for Life focuses on

children with a higher level of emotional and behavioral needs. Not everyone can provide the patience, love, strength and open mind that are needed, but many

evaluated and matched with a strong and stable foster family that will integrate that child not only into their family, but also into their community, school and church. It takes a unique person or family to open their hearts to these children. Those who were up to the challenge say it is one of the most thrilling and rewarding experiences in their lives, as they watch a troubled child blossom into a loving and responsible individual. All children — including the 408,000 American children and youth in foster care — deserve a safe, happy life. Young people in foster care especially need nurturing adults on their side because their own families are in crisis and unable to care for them. Choices for Life is a national agency with offices in Georgia, Oklahoma City, Checotah, Ponca City and Sapulpa. A new foster care class begins soon. For more information on how to make a lifelong difference in a young person’s life, call (918) 248-4340 Monday through Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m.

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By Jocelyn Wood Refinancing your vehicle loan (for a land or water cruiser) could save you money. With summer loan promotions like RCB Bank’s 1.91% APR* on new, used and refinanced vehicles, now is a good time to review your current loan, or consider buying that new vessel you’ve been eyeing. Refinancing is not right for everyone, but it’s wise to know your options. RCB Bank Loan

Officers Barbara Renfrow and Roger Evans answer some frequently asked questions about auto refinances. What is an auto refinance? An auto refinance (or boat, RV or even an ATV) is when a customer is provided new financing for their loan in order to lower the loan interest rate or monthly payment. How does a refinance help me?

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Golf to Help Save Oklahoma Children The Demand Project’s four-player scramble is scheduled for Monday, June 10 at The Patriot Golf Club in Owasso.

By Duane Blankenship The Demand Project was founded by Jason and Kristin Weis. The organization directs efforts, resources and energy toward the eradication of sexual exploitation, with an emphasis on the exploitation of children. Whether it is victims of trafficking, forced prostitution, online enticement or child pornography, TDP’s mission is to end all sex crimes by targeting the demand side of sexual exploitation. “We want to stop sexual exploitation of boys, girls, and adult females,” said Kristin, “and we want to put an end to rape and forced prostitution.” TDP helps accomplish its mission through awareness projects, including education initiatives for parents, children, and communities; community action, including operating a Victim Tip Line and promoting legislation that strengthens current laws regarding sexual exploitation; and prevention measures, including Cyber Teams that research and document predator profiles and Community Survey Teams that collect predator network data. Here are some alarming facts to ponder. The United States Justice Department has estimated that close to 300,000 American youth are currently at

risk for becoming victims of commercial sexual exploitation. Two-thirds of the sex offenders in state prisons committed offenses against children, and more than 747,000 registered sex offenders are in the United States today. In Oklahoma, at any given time of any day, there are 1,500 to 2,000 people downloading and trading child pornography on their computers. It is estimated that 55 percent of those arrested in Oklahoma for child porn are “hands on” offenders. Each year, more children in America are victims of sexual exploitation than there are people dying from car accidents and illegal drugs combined. Yes, it is happening right here in northeastern Oklahoma, in the Tulsa area, in our neighborhoods. Child pornography is one of the fastest growing crimes in the country according to the FBI, and an average serial child molester may have as many as 400 victims in his lifetime. The Demand Project is funding Law Enforcement Task Forces that target sexual exploitation networks, and they are working with the Oklahoma Bureau of Investigation (OSBI), Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and Human Trafficking (OBN),

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President Jason Weis and Executive Director Kristin Weis, founders, represent The Demand Project, an organization working toward the eradication of sexual exploitation of children. and Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) to stop child porn and online enticement. “We are establishing strategic working relationships with very specific law enforcement and that puts us in a unique position to direct funding to specific law

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Expires 5/31/13 ValueNews.com Coupon

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FREE with any service!  Brake Inspection  Undercarriage & Suspension Check  Automatic Car Wash

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ANY SATURN MAINTENANCE SERVICE $250 and above

South Pointe Saturn • 9146 S Memorial Dr • (918) 481-8000

Valid only at South Pointe Chevrolet. Saturn Vehicles only. May not be combined with other coupons, discounts or specials. Please present the coupon at time of write up. Expires 5/31/13

Valid only at South Pointe Chevrolet. May not be combined with other coupons, discounts or specials. Please present the coupon at time of write up. Expires 5/31/13

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