Homestead recognized as Centennial Farm

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City implements
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Elk City Manager Anita Archer announced Friday that she has implemented a hiring process for the city to use when filling open positions.
The city drew criticism recently when Archer hired Basil Weatherly as museum curator without publicizing the opening.
“We have a human resource department within the city,” Archer said, naming Marsha Sanders as the city’s human resource specialist. “She has been a great asset to the city since October of 2010.”
Sanders, Archer said, “works actively in (the city’s) job posting and selection process” and “attends training regularly to stay up on all employment laws.”
She will split her time between the human resource department and utility billing, Archer said.
See Hiring, p. 2A.
United Fund
awards $53k
Kiss Me Kate opens with a 2:30 p.m. matinee Sunday. Directed by Courtney DiBello, the show will run Monday through
Saturday with 7:30 p.m. performances. Staff photo by Larissa Graham.
The Elk City United Fund has announced its beneficiaries for 2013.
This year, a total of $53,000 was awarded to non-profit organizations throughout the community. “We’re really excited about this year,” Board President Mark Albert said. “We think that we can meet our goal this year just as we did last year. As I’ve said in the past, this is such a great organization because it touches almost every part of our community. We encourage all See Awards, p. 2A.
Home, sweet home
Homestead recognized as Centennial Farm
Cheryl Overstreet
Community Editor
Family lore fills many family trees. Janice Burnett’s family lore is filled with an ocean passage and her grandfather’s friendship with an American legend.
“My grandfather Fred LeBouc came across the ocean with a load of horses,” Burnett said. “He was 16 when he left Normandy, France, and Mark Twain was on the same ship.”
Burnett said the family tale continued into North Dakota.
“My grandfather didn’t speak English,” Burnett said. “He followed Mark Twain to the Dakotas and Twain taught him English.”
Whether the tale is fact or fancy is unknown. Census records indicate that Fred LeBouc was born in 1866. He came to America in 1887 and became a citizen in 1891.
LeBouc appeared in Washita Township of Custer County in 1900 where he married Martha Smart. Burnett said the family lore continued with her side of the family, too.
“She is supposed to be Indian but I don’t know what tribe,” Burnett said.
While Martha is recorded in the census records as white, her middle name is listed in online family trees as Mandana. What is known is that Martha Smart was born in August 1869 in Minnesota to parents from Illinois. Her ancestry is not listed on the records.
“They met on the river north of Clinton,” Burnett said. “They married in 1900 and my father Paul was born the next year.”
Burnett said the family came to their farm northeast of Elk City in 1912. Martha purchased 80 acres of farmland. “I believe their daughter Jessie was born on the farm but she may have been a baby when they came here,” Burnett added.
Before too long, the LeBouc family bought 20 adjoining acres of land from Ed Mc-
Comas’ grandfather, Burnett said.
“That was on the next farm west,” she said. “Edwin and I laugh about it when I see him.”
The LeBouc farm was famous in the area for growing sweet potatoes. A story in an early issue of “The Elk City Journal” claimed LeBouc raised 200 bushels of sweet potatoes per acre on his farm. The year the story was printed, he planted 30 acres of the delicacy. In 1930s dollars, that was quite a harvest.
The family also had an orchard with plums, cherries, apples, peaches and apricots. They had a dozen Jersey cows and feed.
Burnett said she was not sure of the variety of sweet potatoes he grew but they were different from others available in the stores. The story reports the farmer’s favorite variety was Nancy Hall but Porto Rico was gaining favor with customers at the time.
He planted slips and sold the plants in Elk City, Sayre, Clinton, Texola, Sweetwater, the Texas oilfields and other places, according to the article.
“I had some of the slips until a few years ago,” Burnett said. Fred LeBouc died in 1936. Burnett’s father, Paul, took over the farming operation and added some cattle, hogs and cotton to the crops on the farm. When Martha died in 1956, the property passed to Paul LeBouc, Burnett’s father. “Momma died in November 1964,” Burnett said. “Daddy farmed it until he died in December 1976.”
The LeBouc farm passed to his only daughter.
“We tore down the old house after he died,” she said. Burnett’s parents and grandparents rest at Port Cemetery near Sentinel. Early this year, Burnett’s daughter Paulett helped her complete and file the necessary forms for the Centennial Farm program. They received their recognition earlier this summer.
“She lives in Oklahoma City Recently recognized as a Centennial Farm, the LeBouc –
Burnett Farm is owned by Janice Burnett of Elk City. She is
pictured with her granddaughters Shelby and Cynthia and
daughter Paulett. Submitted photo.
so it was easier for her to do it,” Burnett said. The Centennial Farm of Oklahoma sign was installed recently to “honor Grandpa and Daddy for all their work on that farm,” she said.
“Back then, they used a team of horses to farm,” Burnett said. “And they worked hard.”
The Centennial Farm of Oklahoma sign was
installed recently “to honor Grandpa and
Daddy for all their work on that farm … ”
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From p. 1A.
individuals and organizations
to actively participate in our
campaign this year.”
Each year, the ECUF adds
10 percent to its total funds
to allow itself some cushion,
Albert said.
That brings this year’s total
up to $58,300 when the awards
and cushion are combined.
For at least the last 65 years,
the ECUF has provided thousands of dollars in funding to
organizations that help make
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the Elk City community better
for its residents, Albert said.
That includes financial help
for local entities like the Salvation Army, HELP, Inc. and
Meals on Wheels.
The official work will kick
off after Labor Day, with a
tentative goal of Thanksgiving to reach the total amount,
Albert said.
Amounts
awarded for
2014
Elk City Arts Council: $4,500
Fundraising Bingo, 6
p.m. DAV, proceeds to
Beckham County Relay For
Life Cancer Cops. Prizes
donated items from area
merchants.
Sunday
Monday
“Kiss Me Kate,” Red Carpet Community Theatre.
Tuesday
“Kiss Me Kate,” Red
Carpet Community Theatre.
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday, Aug. 23
Saturday, Aug. 24
From p. 1A.
“While the city has utilized
an informal process in the
past for filling positions, this
will formalize our process for
the future,” Archer said.
The process will be used
unless, “for the good of the
service” the city manager
approves an exception with a
specific vacancy.
and appropriate City Supervisor to determine qualified
applicants.
5. Interviews will be scheduled and conducted.
6. Job offer will be extended to selected applicant,
pending background check
and drug testing results.
(Includes other testing as
required by departments such
as fire and police.)
7. Probationary period will
be six months.
Harley Swearingen
Elk Creek Friends of
NRA Banquet, 6 p.m., Elk
City Convention Center.
“Kiss Me Kate,” opens
at Red Carpet Community
Theatre.
Hiring
The process is as follows:
1. Position/Job description
(duties, job requirements,
education, etc.) will be available.
2. Position will be posted
internally and externally.
3. Applications will be accepted within the time frame
allotted.
4. Applications will be reviewed by the City Manager,
Assistant City Manager, City
Human Resource Specialist
Area deaths
Saturday
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p.m., Gallery@112, 112 W.
Main, Sayre. Free.
Civil Defense: $500
Summer Youth
Recreation: $8,000
Multi-County Youth
Services: $1,000
Action Associates: $9,000
Western Oklahoma Learning
Center: $4,500
HELP, Inc.: $7,000
Meals on Wheels: $5,000
Girls Softball: $5,000
Elk City Youth Football:
$6,000
Salvation Army: $2,500
Total funded: $53,000
Administrative and uncollectible: $5,300
Total to raise: $58,300
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Graveside services for
Harley Swearingen were held
August 17 at 2 p.m. at Erick
Cemetery officiated by Randy
Miller. Burial will be at Erick
Cemetery under the direction
of Fatheree-Albert Funeral
Home.
Harley Swearingen was born
October 22, 1919 in Hanna
to Ethel and William Walter
Swearingen and died August
15, 2013 at Oklahoma City
at the age of 93 years, nine
months and 23 days.
He grew up south of Erick in
the Breaks. He attended school
at Delhi and later started work-
ing for United Carbon Plant
where he remained for 33
years. He was married to Essie
Faye (Hobbs) Swearingen at
Erick on May 15, 1941. Shortly
after their marriage, he was
drafted into the United States
Army where he served during
World War II in England as
a medic. After his discharge,
he remained in the U.S. Army
reserves and was called back
up during the Korean War
and was stationed at Ft. Sill.
After being released from the
reserves they moved to Santana, KS where he continued
working for United Carbon in
construction returning to the
Erick area in 1954 where they
made their home.
He was preceded in death by
his parents; wife and 17 brothers and sisters.
He is survived by his two
sons, Dick Swearingen and
wife, Dolores, Oklahoma City
and Phillip Swearingen and
wife, Lisa, Wellington, TX;
seven grandchildren; ten great
grandchildren; one sister, Lillie Rhodes, and a host of other
relatives and friends.
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Police department radio log
Aug. 16
9:14 a.m. – residential alarm,
1000 block Amy Way – cancelled while on phone
9:57 a.m. – suspicious person, 2nd and Adams – subject
screaming and yelling
9:59 a.m. – welfare check –
1900 block W. 7th
11:18 a.m. – recovered property – 400 block W. 3rd – bike
recovered
11:31 a.m. – warrant service
– 500 block W. 8th
12:22 p.m. – fraud – subject
in Elk City using SS#
2:15 p.m. – domestic standby
– 100 block Falcon
2:48 p.m. – larceny – 1200
block S. Van Buren – someone stealing power – situation
resolved
4:02 p.m. – residential alarm
– 200 block Eastern - cancelled
by security service
4:24 p.m. – domestic dispute
– 500 block S. Boone
6:04 p.m. – disturbance –
1900 block W. Broadway
6:09 p.m. – VPO/EPO – 500
block S. Walker – protective
order not served yet
– 1900 block W. 3rd
6:56 p.m. – stolen property – 600 block W. 8th – stolen
lawnmower
7:14 p.m. – business alarm
– 300 block N. Boone – motion
sensor entry or exit motion
7:25 p.m. – noise disturbance
– 200 block Ellis – loud music
coming from pickup – subject
left
– 400 block N. State
– 300 block S. Elk – verbal only
8:13 p.m. – drug related – 100
block Brookview – people doing drugs in garage with door
open, kids running in and out
8:52 p.m. – assist other
agency – 500 block S. Oliver
9:19 p.m. – suspicious person
– 300 block E. 3rd
9:34 p.m. – suspicious person
– 1300 block W. 3rd
11:03 p.m. - suspicious
person – 100 block Blackburn
– mother and daughter walking
home
11:08 p.m. – noise disturbance – 200 block Cedar
– party in garage – does not
appear to be a disturbance
11:14 p.m. – disturbance –
Boone and 2nd – screaming at
junior high – school function
11:52 p.m. – business alarm –
400 block S. Pioneer – building
secure
Aug. 17
12:18 a.m. – remove subject –
1100 block S. Randall – subject
transported to ER – intoxicated
and appeared to have passed
out and hit head
1:06 a.m. - VPO / EPO violation – 600 block W. 9th – request
to speak with officer
1:11 a.m. – suspicious persons – Kiwanis Park
1:57 a.m. – suspicious persons – Broadway and Jefferson
1:58 a.m. – suspicious persons – 1100 block W. 3rd
2:38 a.m. – noise disturbance
– 900 block S. Walker – loud
music
3:30 a.m. – suspicious persons – 200 block S. Randall
4:19 a.m. – suspicious person
– Elk City Lake on NW side
7:36 a.m. – controlled burn –
20th and Pioneer.
Police department arrests
Elk City police made 14
arrests late Friday and early
Saturday. Arrests and complaints:
Barry Neal Caille, 56, Elk
City, aggravated driving under
the influence; having a blood or
breath alcohol concentration of
fifteen-hundredths;
Jason Scott Caves, 35, Atoka,
operating M/V under suspension/revocation/cancellation,
other agency warrant;
Demar Marquis Douglas,
21, Elk City, possession of
marijuana, encourage minor to
offend;
Troy Allen Gabbey, 46,
Elk City, operate m/v under
suspension/revocation/cancellation, other agency warrant;
Sasha Renae Gregory, 22,
Elk City, public intoxication;
Joel Ray Harrison, 57, Elk
City, public intoxication;
Christopher Allen Musgrave,
29, Elk City, operate M/V
under suspension/revocation/
cancellation;
William Allan Robertson,
47, Elk City, domestic abuse:
commits assault and battery
against a person lived or living
in the same household with the
defendant;
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Marcus Anthony Rojas, 18,
Elk City, public intoxication;
Barry
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Jason
Caves
Demar
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Troy
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Sasha
Gregory
Joel
Harrison
Christopher
Musgrave
William
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Chaz
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Chaz Michael Simmons, 27,
Edmond, public intoxication;
Todd Brian Stevens, 35, Elk
City, other agency warrant;
Octavia Sharona Timmons,
26, Miami, operating M/V
under suspension/revocation/
cancellation, local warrant;
Johnny Ray Watkins, 50,
Oklahoma City, local warrant;
Laurie Ann Wilcox, 25, Elk
City, other agency warrant.
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Our View
Archer hits
the target
Elizabeth Wade Perkinson
There has been some debate
recently regarding City Manager Anita Archer’s hiring of Basil
Weatherly as our museum curator.
Not many appear to have an issue
with City Manager Archer’s choice
of Weatherly, but rather her procedure in hiring and setting his salary.
Let us examine these issues.
Elk City officials and employees
must at all times act within the
Perkinson
scope of the Charter and ordinances
of the city of Elk City.
Elk City Charter, Article VI, Section 19 reads that “The City Manager shall have the special
powers and duties ... to appoint and remove, at pleasure, in
accordance with policies and procedures approved by the
commission, all officers and employees, except the Mayor,
the Commissioners, the Treasurer and the City Attorney, as
are now or may hereafter be created by the authority of this
charter.”
In plain English, this means City Manager Archer’s only two
duties and requirements in hiring a museum curator were
(1) to hire who she wanted
(2) so long as it did not violate any policy or procedure set
forth by the commission.
As far as we are aware, no one has risen any particular
policy or procedure that they feel Archer has violated.
Elk City Charter, Article VI, Section 19 goes on to read: “He
[the City Manager] shall determine, with the approval of the
commission, the compensation for all officers whom he appoints.”
This sentence has understandably caused some confusion.
At first glance, one may think this means that Archer must
have sought approval from the commission for setting the
museum curator’s salary. But Oklahoma law distinguishes
officers from employees. Different rules apply.
In Oklahoma, officers are defined as:
(1) the clerk,
(2) the treasurer, or
(3) anyone elected to office or appointed to office to fill a
vacant seat of an unexpired term of an elected office (for
example, if a commissioner resigns mid-term, their appointed
replacement would still be an official).
These rules were set in place to create a sort of checks and
balances, like the president with Congress and the Supreme
Court (theoretically, with all politics set aside of course).
If a city manager hired a completely unqualified cousin to
be the museum curator for $100,000 per year, an outraged
commission could ultimately remove that city manager, thus
safeguarding us from a tyrannical city manager.
However, if a corrupt group of commissioners happened to
get elected together, if they had the hiring and salary setting
authority over city employees, and if they wanted to hire their
completely unqualified cousin in a similar situation, the only
retaliation would be to wait until the next election to vote them
out, a situation which could cause an extended period of detriment to the city.
We are by no means suggesting the city manager or commissioners are corrupt, but rather that often times seemingly
inexplicable policies or procedures do in fact have a good reason behind them. It is important that we question the status
quo, but also that we respect the procedures set in place.
Let me repeat that. Do question anything that seems questionable, but follow the correct procedure to the best of your
ability. If you don’t like the rules as they stand, that’s fine.
There’s a rule to follow to change the rules too!
In this situation, as confusion escalated in regard to the
procedure City Manager Archer followed in hiring museum
curator, Commissioner Bill Helton called a special meeting
Wednesday night “to discuss and vote to approve a salary for
the position of Museum Curator for the City of Elk City.”
We not only think Commissioner Helton’s actions were permissible, but also were laudable. He thought there might be a
problem, so he raised a yellow flag. We are fortunate to have
not only Helton but a group of commissioners who have shown
time and time again that they are willing to get their hands
dirty to ensure our city government is running properly.
That being said, after examining the Elk City Charter, we
have seen that the setting of the salary of the museum curator,
an employee, is the sole discretion of the city manager. Mayor
Dan Gambill responded to the special meeting by immediately
announcing that said salary was outside the scope of the commissioners and therefore could not be discussed, which was
also not only permissible but laudable, again for a city official
to stand up to opposition for what he believed to be the proper
course of action.
So, City Manager Anita Archer, Commissioner Bill Helton
and Mayor Dan Gambill, all of whom could be taken to be in
conflict, were in fact all acting in accordance with their duties
and responsibilities under the Elk City Charter and were all
looking out for the welfare of our community.
Thank you Archer, Helton, Gambill and the rest of our officers and employees who have devoted their time and energy
to making us truly the Best in the West.
Elizabeth Wade Perkinson is publisher of The Elk City Daily
News.
Athletes worked hard
This summer I had the
pleasure of getting to know
the seventh- and eighth-grade
boys of Canute Junior High. I
was able to take them to play
basketball in several summer
AAU basketball tournaments
in Oklahoma and Kansas.
When we started the summer, none of the kids had
played on an AAU basketball
team before, except for my
son. They worked really hard
during our practices and made
a ton of improvements during
Letter to
the Editor
the summer. In all we played
in five tournaments getting
second place in both the Elk
City MAYB and Weatherford
MAYB while getting third
place in an Oklahoma City
MAYB tournament.
I am extremely proud of
what these boys accomplished
this summer. We took our
small school boys team and
competed against some very
good select teams.
I would appreciate it if you
could let everyone know how
hard they worked and what
they accomplished.
All of our Canute teams
really did well this summer in
softball, baseball and basketball, Canute is going to be
very competitive in the years
to come and look forward to
watching these young men and
women compete. It is truly an
honor to work with kids that
want to work hard and are
always asking when they can
get in the gym!
I never had to force them to
work hard!
I am really proud of our kids
and the progress that they have
made in such a short time!
Thank you for your support
to all of the area schools, we
really do appreciate it!
Joe Savage
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Seldom Black or White
Kevin Black
Phone call to a grocery store:
“Do you have Prince Albert
in a can?” “Why, yes, we do.”
“Well, let him out! He might
suffocate!”
Sometimes humor doesn’t
carry over from one generation to the next. A case in point
might be this old joke -- a play
on words concerning Prince
Albert pipe tobacco, sold in
a red tin sized to fit in a shirt
pocket. I’m not sure if it is
even sold anymore; perhaps
it’s gone like so many other
familiar parts of the past.
Audie Albert Gill was my
grandfather, a man with black
hair and dark eyes inherited
from his Native American
mother. His daily wear included a battered fedora and a
faded work shirt, with his pipe
and a can of Prince Albert in
the pocket. He drove a team of
mules in the lumber camps of
Arkansas and Eastern Oklahoma, hard and dangerous work,
in order to support my grandmother and their six children
during the Great Depression.
His temper was legendary in
the family and his vocabulary
was true-to-form for the mule
driver that he was. I absolutely adored him, frequently begging to smoke his pipe, which
he finally let me try. Once was
quite enough.
He was a doughboy, an infantryman during World War
One -- the War to End All War,
which of course it didn’t. He
and my grandmother watched
two sons go overseas to fight
in the Philippines and Guam
during World War Two. Audie
Albert Gill and my grandmother, Beulah Mae, raised
children that became members
of the Greatest Generation.
Through hardship and suffer-
ing, in the few good times and
the mostly hard times, they
raised their children as best
they could. My grandmother
had her hands full with the
kids, but her problems mostly
concerned him. Granddaddy
was quite the scamp, which
in the interest of my family, I
won’t elaborate upon.
To me, Audie Albert Gill
was the Unknown Soldier who
quietly fought the daily battles
of the Great Depression. He
passed away in 1969, with my
mother by his side. After that,
my Grandmother often spoke
of him with me. She recounted
stories of the Depression, of
his affection for his mules, the
sound of his voice and laughter
and of the love he had for his
children. He had occasionally told her about being in the
trenches of the Great War. He
said he always closed his eyes
a split second before he pulled
the trigger because he didn’t
want to see if he had just taken
a life.
One
day while
she was
piecing
a quilt,
Grandmother
described
how he
proposed
to her.
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She was
seventeen when the ex-soldier
sat beside her, looked into her
eyes and asked, “Beulah .....
Will you come cook for me?”
She replied, “Only if we are
married.” He was a romantic
soul.
My opinions are my own.
Have a great day and better
tomorrow.
Kevin Black resides in
Texola. Happily married with
three sons, an exceptional
grandson and three idiot dogs,
he enjoys reading, old machinery and high school sports. He
has taught at Elk City High
School since 1989.
U.S. Editorial Roundup
The Advocate, Baton Rouge,
La., on Putin earns Obama
snub:
When the leaders of the
industrial nations meet next
month in Russia, there will
be formal large sessions and,
in the unvarying tradition of
diplomacy, many one-on-one
meetings at which more real
negotiating might be done.
We’re glad that President
Barack Obama erased one of
those sessions from his calendar, that with the authoritarian
president of Russia. “The immediate cause of the rupture is
the Russian sheltering, against
its treaty obligations, of U.S.
fugitive Edward Snowden.
However, there are many
other good reasons for the
United States to avoid entan-
glement with the near-dictator
Vladimir Putin. From Damascus to Moscow, in fact, people
are dying or suffering imprisonment because of Putin’s
reckless policies.
Things will change, as is also
an unvarying tradition of diplomacy, but Russo-American
relations are going to be in a
deep freeze for a while.
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The Miami Herald on scandals in Cuba:
A rusty North Korean ship
hides 2 MiGs, munitions and
radar systems — 240 tons of
contraband weapons in all —
under tons of sacks of Cuban
sugar then gets stopped going
through the Panama Canal.
A former Cuban Interior
Ministry colonel accused of
abusing prisoners of conscience retires in Miami, then
flees to Cuba when former
prisoners spot him on South
Florida streets only to return
again, this time to New Jersey,
and, get this, apply for U.S. aid.
A growing number of Medicare fraudsters owing the U.S.
government millions of dollars
for fake claims exit stage left
and head to the communist
island, living the high life with
impunity.
Meanwhile, Cuban officials keep decrying the U.S.
“imperialist” government for
an embargo that has so many
loopholes — allowing food,
medicine and even high-tech
communications to reach
Cubans — that it’s turned into
a paper tiger without a Cold
War roar.
What’s going on? Are U.S.
officials paying attention?
Then there’s the case of
Crescencio Marino Rivero, 71,
and his wife Juana Ferrer, as
reported by El Nuevo Herald’s
Cuba reporter Juan Tamayo on
Sunday. ...
U.S. Immigration and
Customs Enforcement may
be investigating if the couple
lied on their entry papers, but
ICE officials won’t confirm it —
though former political prisoners have said ICE officials have
interviewed them about this
case.
The couple maintains they
are innocent and simply want
to live in peace near their
daughter in South Florida. ...
Communtiy
The Elk City Daily News • Elk City, Oklahoma
CELEBRATING
Couple celebrating 50th anniversary
Shirley Carr and Donald
Drinnon, both of Hammon,
were married Sept. 1, 1963
in the Hammon First Baptist
Church.
They will celebrate their 50th
anniversary with a reception
hosted by their children Aug.
24 at Hammon Senior Citizen
Center.
All friends and family are
invited.
The couple was high school
sweethearts. After attending
Panhandle State University
Elk City, Merritt, Sayre, Erick, Weatherford,
Clinton, Arapaho-Butler, Thomas Fay Custer,
Cheyenne, Reydon, Hammon, Leedey, Cordell,
Burns Flat-Dill City & Canute Public Schools.
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modeling for students during formative years and to
provide a healthy environment for students, staff, and
citizens, these schools are enforcing a policy to promote
a 100% tobacco-free environment. The policy prohibits
the use of all tobacco products on all school-owned
property 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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and a short teaching stint, the
Drinnons ran a dairy farm
at Hammon until 1983 when
he returned to teaching and
coaching while she worked as
auxiliary staff at school.
After successful stay at
Vega, Texas and Canadian,
Texas, they retired.
The couple returned to Hammon three years ago.
Their children are Cindy
Clark, David Drinnon and
Steve Drinnon. They have
seven grandchildren.
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OGCWHA meeting Monday
The Old Greer County
Western Heritage Association will meet at 7 p.m. Monday at the Welcome Center
in Mangum. This will be the
first meeting after our summer hiatus.
It will be the first of two
meetings before the Oct. 4
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Please make every ef-
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“The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass”
By Carla Damron
Malachi 1:11, “For from the rising of the sun to its setting my name is great among the nations, and
in every place incense is offered to my name, and a pure offering; for my name is great among the
nations, says the Lord of hosts.”
This prophecy from Malachi was written some 450 years before Christ. At that time the Lord’s name was not great
among the “nations,” a word referring to the Gentiles, who were pagan and worshiped numerous gods. This prophecy depicts the time after Christ has risen from the dead and the Lord’s name had become indeed great among the
nations through the spread of the Gospel. This prophecy foretold that from the rising to the setting of the sun incense
and a “pure offering” would be made to the Lord’s name. (Most Catholics should be familiar with this verse since it
is in the Eucharistic prayer - “From east to west a perfect offering is made.”) We know this verse is referring to the
worship of God, which is the context within which sacrifices, or offerings, are made to God in Scripture. Secondly, the
offering spoken of here is twofold - an offering of incense and a “pure” offering. What is this “pure offering” referring
to? What is the only “pure” offering that has ever been made to God? It is the offering of His Son, Jesus Christ, on the
cross at Calvary. In other words, this verse from Malachi tells us that from the rising of the sun to its setting (all day
long) some sort of worship service will be taking place among the nations (the Gentiles) in which they offer incense
and the only pure offering that has ever been made - Jesus Christ. What type of worship service do you know of that
takes place in all the nations, all day long (every hour on the hour), where the sacrifice of Jesus Christ on the cross is
continually offered to God? It is, of course, the Mass.
Malachi 1:11 is a prophecy that perfectly describes what is happening at the Mass. In the New Testament, Paul also
very clearly describes the Mass as being a sacrifice when he links the “bread” and the “cup of blessing” to the sacrifices of Israel and to the practice of the Israelites eating the sacrifice that has been offered (1 Cor. 10:16-18). Paul tells
us “whoever eats the bread or drinks the cup of the Lord unworthily will have to answer for the body and blood of the
Lord…For anyone who eats and drinks without discerning the body, eats and drinks judgment on himself”
(1Cor.11:23-31). If the Eucharist were only a symbol why would Paul warn the Christians to examine themselves
before receiving it? Again, these passages in Scripture describe the Mass where we participate in the body and
blood of the sacrifice - Jesus Christ.
The Old Testament predicted Christ would offer a true sacrifice to God using the elements of bread and wine.
Melchizedek was a priest and offered sacrifice under the forms of bread and wine (Gen. 14:18). Psalm 110 predicted
Christ would be a priest “after the order of Melchizedek,” that is, offering sacrifice under the forms of bread and wine.
We must then look to the New Testament sacrifice distinct from that of Calvary, because the crucifixion was not of
bread and wine. We find it in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. There, bread and wine become the actual body and blood
of Christ, as promised by him (John 6:53-58) and as instituted at the Last Supper.
It is important to understand that the Catholic Church teaches that the sacrifice of the cross was complete and perfect.
The Mass is not a new sacrificing of Christ (he doesn’t suffer and die again Heb. 9:26), but a new offering of the same
sacrifice. While what happened on Calvary happened once, its effects continue through the ages. Catholics are not
merely symbolically commemorating Jesus in the Eucharist, but actually participating in his body and blood, as Paul
tells us, “The cup of blessing which we bless, is it not a participation in the blood of Christ? The bread which we break,
is it not a participation in the body of Christ?” (1Cor10:16) “Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever.”(Heb.13:8). What Jesus did in the past is present to God now, and God makes the sacrifice on Calvary present
to us at Mass. “For as often as you eat this bread and drink the cup, you proclaim the Lord’s death until he comes”
(1Cor.11:26). Jesus does not offer himself to God as a bloody, dying sacrifice in the Mass, but as we offer ourselves, a
“living sacrifice” (Rom. 12:1). As this passage indicates, the offering of sacrifice does not require death or the
shedding of blood. If it did, we could not offer ourselves as living sacrifices to God. Jesus, having shed his blood oncefor all on the cross, now offers himself to God in a continual, unbloody manner as a holy, living sacrifice on our behalf.
The Didache (a Syrian liturgical manual written about A.D.70), reads, “On the Lord’s Day…gather together, break
bread and offer the Eucharist, after confessing your transgressions so that your sacrifice may be pure. Let no
one who has a quarrel with his neighbor join you until he is reconciled, lest our sacrifice be defiled. For this
is that which was proclaimed by the Lord: ‘In every place and time let there be offered to me a clean sacrifice.
For I am a great king,’ says the Lord ‘and my name is wonderful among the gentiles” It isn’t possible to get any
closer to the New Testament times than this. These early Christians worshiping on the Lord’s Day recognized the Real
Presence of Christ in the Eucharist and the Eucharist as a sacrifice.
The night before Christ died at the Last Supper, He said: “This is my body. Do this in remembrance of me” (Luke
22:19). Clearly, Christ was not talking about a one-time thing. From the very first century of Christianity and continuing
for 2000 years now, worldwide, from the rising of the sun to its setting Malachi’s prophesy is being fulfilled: the only
pure offering possible… the once for all perfect and complete sacrifice of Christ is made present in the Eucharist at
every Catholic Mass. Impossible? Nothing is impossible for God. If you have been away from the Church…come
home! Jesus is waiting to pour out His graces to you in the Eucharist! To learn more about the Eucharist try catholic.
com, EWTN.com or catholicscomehome.org or an excellent book to the teachings of the early Church is “The Fathers
Know Best” by Jimmy Akin.
“When
you look at the Crucifix, you understand how much Jesus loved you then. When you look at the
Sacred Host you understand how much Jesus loves you now,” –Blessed Mother Theresa of Calcutta
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Pethoud, Louthan
plan nuptials
DeAngela Pethoud of Burns
Flat and Kody Kraig Louthan
of Leedey announce their
engagement and upcoming
wedding plans.
The bride-elect is the daughter of Pete and Angela Brislane
of Burns Flat. Her grandparents are Olivier and Sheree
Debande of Foss and Charlene
Murphy of Foss.
She is a 2010 graduate of
Burns Flat – Dill City High
School. She is employed at
United.
The prospective groom is the
son of Kraig and Terri Louthan
of Leedey. Dorothy Holcomb of
Leedey is his grandmother.
He is a 2010 graduate of
Leedey High School. He is
employed with Martin’s Heat
and Air Conditioning.
The couple will wed at 4 p.m.
Aug. 24 at Gateway Church,
Elk City. Following a wedding
trip to Oklahoma City, they will
make their home in Elk City.
Hoffman, Goblét plan Hemingway, Delp plan
September vows
wedding vows
Kylee Hoffman of Elk
City and Jay Goblét of
Stillwater announce their
engagement and plans for a
September wedding.
The bride-elect is the
daughter of Bryan and the
late Karen Hoffman. Her
grandparents are Norma
Hoffman of Elk City, the
late Eldon Hoffman and
Earl and Jean Muncrief of
Elk City.
She is a 2008 graduate
of Elk City High School.
She graduated in May from
SWOSU with a degree
in health science and in
August with a degree in oc-
cupational therapy.
The prospective groom
is the son of Jim and Lois
Goblet of Berne, N.Y. He is
the grandson of Alice Finch
of Berne, N.Y,
He is a 2009 graduate
of Schoharie High School
and is pursuing degrees in
animal science production,
animal biotechnology and
microbiology at Oklahoma
State University.
The couple will marry at
6:30 p.m. Sept. 2 at Coles
Garden in Oklahoma City.
Following a wedding trip,
they will make their home
in Stillwater.
Kody Louthan and DeAngela Pethoud
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Mackenzie Kalyn Hemingway of Elk City and Dillon William Delp of Canute announce
their engagement and upcoming marriage plans.
The bride-elect is the
daughter of Jerry and Diana
Hemingway of Elk City. Her
grandparents are Francis and
Evelyn Motter of Ottawa, Kan.
She is a 2010 graduate of
Elk City High School and is
employed with Great Plains
National Bank.
The prospective groom is
the son of Phil and Chrissy
Delp of Canute. His grandparents are JR and Mary Faye
Delp of Foss.
He is a 2012 graduate of
Canute High School. He is
employed with Circle W
Services.
The couple will exchange
marriage vows at 3 p.m. Aug.
24 at Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Burns Flat.
Following a honeymoon in
Riviera Maya, Mexico, they
will make their home in Canute
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Dawg Days are under way
WEATHERFORD - Southwestern Oklahoma State
University is preparing for the
start of the fall semester and
“Dawg Days” activities to welcome back students is kicking
off. Classes begin Wednesday.
SWOSU Dean of Students
Cindy Dougherty said Dawg
Days is designed to introduce
students to the non-academic
side of college, and it gives everyone a chance to reconnect
and meet new friends.
Dawg Days actually started
Saturday with Residence
Life Move-In Day. Activities
continue Sunday with the annual Oozeball tournament and
Student Government Association hotdog cookout.
Both beginning at 5 p.m.
on the corners of College and
Broadway Streets, students
play “ooze” volleyball in the
water-filled courts while SGA
serves free hotdogs and gives
tours of the SGA Center.
On Monday, students are
invited to donate blood at the
Feed ‘N’ Bleed Blood Drive
sponsored by the Oklahoma
Blood Institute and SWOSU’s
Collegiate Activities Board.
OBI’s mobile units will be
parked by the Clock Tower
from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. Donors will receive free watermelon courtesy of CAB.
Tuesday brings Mass Orientation for all new, incoming
students at 2 p.m. in the Fine
Arts Center. All students are
invited to the annual Bingo
Night at 6 p.m. in the University Grill. There will be free
popcorn and many prizes for
all bingo winners.
Residence Life hosts the
Back-to-School Block Party
Thursday at 5 p.m. with free
food, games, and live music on
the South Lawn of Memorial
Student Union. At 9 p.m., the
party moves inside for a dance
in the University Grill.
Students can go bowling
free from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. on
Friday at Southwestern Lanes
in Weatherford. Bowlers
must present a valid SWOSU
student I.D. to receive the
discount.
SWOSU’s Dawg Days activities continue throughout the
semester.
For a full schedule, please
visithttp://www.swosu.edu/
administration/studentdean/
dawgdaysbook.pdf.
ELK CITY RODEO OF CHAMPIONS
Beutler Bros. Arena
Group returns after break
Joy Rogers
Canute
The Canute Senior
Citizens took a July break.
Now, we are meeting again
on regular days and times.
We meet the first and third
Wednesday each month at 1
p.m. in the Heritage Center.
Our meeting opened with
the pledge to the American
and Oklahoma flags. We had
a good afternoon of sharing
news, playing Skip-Bo and
refreshments. Those attending were Joy Rogers, Nellie
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A card for Johanna was
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Our next meeting will be
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What’s new at the shelter
Last week, seven pets found
new forever homes. Two dogs
were sent to rescue facilities
and 13 were returned to lost
owners.
Six dogs and one cat were
euthanized.
Dogs available for adoption
this week include a male labpit mix, female heeler, male
Chihuahua-Dachshund mix,
male pit mix, female pit mix,
female terrier, female shepherd mix, male shepherd mix
and a female red heeler.
Cats ready for new homes
this week include a Siamese
mix female, red tabby and
white male, silver and cream
male, yellow tabby male, gray
and orange female and a white
and black male.
Kittens in gray tabby, brown
tabby, white and white with a
black spot are ready for forever homes this week.
For more information and
to view pictures go to www.
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Elk City Animal Shelter is
at 1022 S. Main. Call 580-2257222.
10 a.m. Sunday morning bible class
11 a.m. worship service
Sunday evening service 5 p.m.
Wednesday service 7 p.m.
Fall 2013 Classes Begin August 21st
Give us a call at:
(580) 928-5533 Sayre
(580) 772-6611 Weatherford
Or visit us on the web at:
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For a party you
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The Catholic Church
Have you ever thought about becoming a
member of the Catholic Church,
but never know what to do about it?
Are you a Catholic, but have been away
from the Church and would like to start
practicing your faith again, or just want
to learn more about your faith?
Are you just curious, and would like to
know what Catholics Really believe?
Come join us
on Wednesday evening beginning
September 4th at 7 pm
St. Matthew Catholic
Church
3001 East Highway 66, Elk City.
For more info call 580-225-0066
Sports
Page 8, Section A
Heads
up
Winning Summer
Monday
Baseball, softball
tournaments set
LEEDEY – Leedey High School hosts its softball and baseball tournaments Thursday through Saturday.
Softball play starts at 10 a.m. Thursday in Leedey. Teams
on the softball bracket are Vici, Ringwood, Sentinel, Hammon,
Mooreland, Arnett, Sharon-Mutual, Sayre, Leedey, LookebaSickles, Cheyenne, Arapaho, Canute and Shattuck.
Baseball games will be played at Leedey and Vici. Teams
in the tournament are Leedey, Cheyenne, Sentinel, Ripley,
Cimarron, Arnett, Vici and Lookeba-Sickles.
The first baseball game is 2 p.m. Thursday at Vici, matching
up the Vici Indians with Lookeba-Sickles. Leedey and Cheyenne will play at Leedey at 4 p.m. Thursday.
Elkettes fast pitch
vs. Woodward/Cache,
4 p.m., 6 p.m. 5-Plex.
Elk City High School
football reserved seating
tickets on sale to public.
Merritt fast pitch softball
at Arapaho, 5:30 p.m.
Tuesday
Elkettes fast pitch
at Anadarko 5:30 p.m.
Big Elks to scrimmage
vs. Sentinel, 4:30 p.m.
Thursday
at Mangum, 5:30 p.m.
Friday
Elk City/Cordell football
scrimmage 7 p.m. Big Elk
Stadium.
Canute Junior High seventh- and eighth-graders played in five AAU basketball
tournaments this summer in Oklahoma and Kansas. They won second place in both the
Elk City MAYB and Weatherford MAYB while getting third place in an Oklahoma City MAYB
tournament. Pictured are, front row from left, Ethan Franklin, Daylen Klasson, Joshua
Whitson, Keith Andres and Nick Janning and, back row, Connor Savage, Rowdy Hoffman,
Hunter Hughes, Josh Kupka and Coach Joe Savage. Photo submitted.
Elk City football fans eager for the Sept. 6 opening kickoff
will get a preview Friday.
The Big Elks will scrimmage Cordell at 7 p.m. Friday at
Big Elk Stadium, Elk City Public Schools athletic director Bill
Weatherly said.
The Big Elks open the season at home against Watonga.
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Extras
Page 1, Section B
Kid’s Krusade
provides uniforms
Elk City Community Church
at 5th and Randall held its 2nd
annual Kid’s Krusade in the
Park Tuesday through Friday
evenings last week. More than
125 children attended.
Several church members
and parents were on hand to
help Pastors Burl and Judy
Timms including Davona Johnson, Loretta Hall, Paula and
Gavin Duffy, Andrea Johns
and Tracy Howell.
Several teenage sponsors
from the church gave their
talent and time to oversee all of
the games and activities for the
children. Each night a different
teacher shared testimony or a
Bible story with the children.
The event ended with a cookout, water slide and uniform
giveaway hosted by parents
and church members.
Uniforms were donated by
Elk City Community Church,
United Methodist Church, Red
Rock Staff and Department of
Human Services local staff.
More than150 people attended the cookout and hundreds of
uniforms and shoes were given
out to community children.
Adult Learning
Center in session
Elk City Regional Adult
Learning Center at 501 N.
Oliver will open its doors at 9
a.m. Monday.
Anyone 16 years old or older
is welcome to attend adult
basic education classes.
The ABE classes will be
offered to students wishing to
obtain a G.E. D. diploma and to
those wishing to improve reading and writing skills. English
as a second language students
are also welcome.
Classes will meet 9 a.m. to 3
p.m. Monday through Thursday. Monday and Tuesday
evening classes will be held
from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
All classes are free. The
G.E.D. test fee is $75 for
first-time testing and $50 for
retesting.
Elk City Regional Adult
Learning Center serves five
counties – Beckham, Custer,
Kiowa, Washita and Roger
Mills.
Classes meet in Elk City,
Weatherford, Clinton, Cordell,
Hobart, Burns Flat and Sayre.
Faculty members for the
school year will be Director
DeRoy Elledge, Mary Anderson, M.G. Brown, Irl Deane
Cheatham, Darrel Greene,
Sheryl Kimball, Lynda Rickert,
Sandy Winn and Margaret
Snipes.
For more information, stop
by ECRALC or call 225-4154 or
225-3011.
Elk City Regional Adult Learning Center director DeRoy
Elledge is pictured with the new adult education teacher
Margaret Snipes at the recent in-service meeting.
Submitted photo.
Washita County 4-H
hosting swimming,
fishing party
CORDELL - All 4-H families
in Washita County are invited
to the 4-H swim and fishing
party, family picnic and fair
projects workshop to be held
6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Camp
Springlake south of Cordell.
The event is open to all 4-H
families, kids and friends.
Families interested in joining the 4-H program as also
invited. There is no charge
for the event, but call the
Washita County Extension
Center at 580-832-3356 by
Monday to let us know how
many are coming so that we
can have enough food.
Families can swim and/or
fish. A few fishing poles and a
limited supply of worms will
be provided or you can bring
your own.
We need to hire two lifeguards for the event. If you
are interested in the position,
call the extension center as
soon as possible
The fair projects workshop
for parents and leaders will
begin at 7 p.m. Some helpful
tips about making 4-H projects for the upcoming fair
will be discussed.
This will be a good time to
get project suggestions and answers to individual questions.
Camp Springlake is located
south the intersection of N
2260 Rd and E 1270 Rd, approximately seven miles south
of Jack’s Flowers and Gifts in
Cordell.
Hot dogs and snacks will be
served. For more information,
call 580-832-3356.
Classifieds
Page 2, Section B
help wanted
Oil Blender needed for our Elk City station.
Oilfield experience necessary.
Temporary position with required overtime.
Apply at 1801 E. 20th St, Elk City.
CDL Drivers Needed
Due to the growth of the High Sierra Transportation division, we are
interviewing Class A CDL drivers for Elk City, OK.
Qualified Drivers must have a good employment history, good
driving record, and HazMat/Tanker endorsements.
Tanker experience preferred but not necessary.
Benefits include competitive pay, medical, dental & vision insurance, paid holidays, paid
vacation, 401(k) plan, regularly scheduled days off, a quarterly safety incentive & uniforms provided.
Come by our office for an interview, 1801 E. 20th St, Elk City
or send resume to pcastle@highsierraenergy.com
HELP WANTED
Looking for motivated men and women for
Oilfield Company Sales/Service Route Driver
Salary plus commission.
8-5 Monday through Friday plus rotating 24/7 on call
duty. Benefits after 90 day trial period. A minimum of 1
year oilfield sales experience required.
Help Wanted
HealthCare Innovations
Private Services is now
accepting applications for
Personal Care Attendant
in the Elk City area. Please
call Jennifer Cox or Wanda
Thompson at 1-866-5432834. HCIPS is an Equal
Opportunity Employer
Help Wanted
Experienced Construction Laborers needed.
Pay depending on experience. Valid driver’s
license, some tools and
basic skills in drywall,
painting and trim work the
most. 580-225-1592: leave
message.
Elkwood Assisted Living
is looking for cooks in the
kitchen. It will be 4 days
on and two off rotation and
shift work. Great benefits
after 90 days and good
starting pay. Please apply
in person at Elkwood Assisted Living, 1000 Elkwood Blvd., Elk City, OK
73644. 580-225-0506.
Elk City Walmart is now hiring for overnight stockers,
4 p.m. to 1 a.m. unloaders, evening and weekend
cashiers and garden center.
For more information, call
personnel at 580-225-3003.
Apply at store or online
at walmart.com/careers.
The Clarion Inn
of Elk City
IS NOW HIRING
• Kitchen - Full & Part Time
• Maintenance - Full & Part Time with
landscaping experience
• Housekeeping - Full & Part Time
Full medical insurance is available after 90 days at
discounted prices. Also, supplemental insurance
is available after 90 days. Employee discounts
are offered after 30 days for any Choice Hotel in
the United States. Competitive wages, first raise
after 90 days. Come to the Clarion Inn to visit with
LaToya or Jeri.
Apply in person at
101 Meadowridge, Elk City.
No phone calls please. EOE.
Apply at 10870 Hwy 44
(Across from Pendleton’s Truck Stop, Foss Exit)
No phone calls please.
The Sydco System is an EOE.
Southwestern Oklahoma State University
invites applications for the position of:
Business Development Specialist, Center for Economic
and Business Development, Position 14-S014
Submit cover letter referencing position number, resume,
unofficial transcripts, and the names and contact information
of three references to Human Resources, SWOSU, 100
Campus Drive, Weatherford, OK 73096 or e-mail application
materials to jobs@swosu.edu. For additional information
visit www.swosu.edu.
SWOSU is an EEO employer and encourages applications
from minorities and women.
Now hiring front desk, executive
housekeeper & housekeeping.
Must be flexible and able to
work any day/shift. Will train.
Apply in person at 2101 E. 3rd,
Elk City, OK.
No phone calls.
We are Expanding!
Long Term Success means
$ Local driving Jobs with Big Money $
Gibson Energy has several fleet owners
who need drivers.
All jobs are local and will pay in excess
of
$70-$90K per year.
Two years Class A driving experience
with Hazmat endorsement.
Call and check out the possibilities
to better your life!
866-687-5281
www.gibsonenergy.com
EOE
Juvenile Detention Center, Direct Care male and
female part-time positions open for evenings,
nights and weekends, $9.25/
hr. No experience necessary. Must pass OSBI, have
HS diploma or GED, be
at least 21 years old. Pick
up application at 1200 E.
Hwy 66, Elk City. 580-2251001.
The Town of Cheyenne is
seeking a City Manager.
The manager is responsible for street, water, sewer, parks, and solid waste.
The City Manager has direct supervision over eight
full-time and part-time employees. The City Manager
shall carry out supervisory
responsibilities in accordance with town policies,
procedures, and applicable
laws. The City Manager
must have experience
with heavy equipment and
some knowledge of sewer
and water systems. We
have an excellent benefit
package, retirement, paid
employee medical and
dental insurance, vision
insurance, life insurance,
holiday, and vacation. The
Town of Cheyenne has a
strong financial position.
Please send resumes to
Lisa Woods, c/o Town of
Cheyenne, P.O. Box 10,
Cheyenne, OK 73628. Resumes must be received on
or before August 23, 2013
at 5:00 p.m.
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Career Opportunity available at the
is accepting applications for weekend RNs
to work Saturday and Sunday. Part-time
positions are available; do not have to work
every weekend.
Apply in person at 301 N. Garrett. EOE.
business services
B&J
Mini Storage
• All Sizes
• 4 Locations
• All Fenced & Lighted
• Low Cost Rates
• Discounts for Pre-Pay
• Outside RV Storage
• 7 Day Phone-Long Hours
225-6300
Do you
need your
home/office
cleaned
or help
assisting
the elderly?
Please call
580-303-8120
Beckham Country Sheriff Office and Detention Center
Job Opening For:
Now accepting applications
for a cook, dishwasher and
waitstaff. Please apply in
person at Simon’s Catch.
TRANSLOADER-Sayre,
OK. Supervising truck
drivers during truck/rail
car transloading. Communicate with vendors
and customers related to
product. Measure and
record product volumes
and operate and maintain
transloading equipment.
Skills include: Customer
service, computer, lift up
to 50lbs and competent using hand tools. Work in all
weather conditions. Send
resumes to hr@nbiservices.com. Must include job
title/job location in subject
line. More info: nicholsbrothersinc.com.
Crude Oil Drivers: Sayre,
OK. Excellent wages/
benefits. Great Home
Time. Driver School Grads
welcome. CDL-A w/ tank
& Hazmat endorsement.
Send resume to hr@nbiservices.com. Subject line
must include job/location.
Sleep Inn & Suites. Now hiring for maintenance, front
desk and housekeeping.
Please apply in person at
2710 East Highway 66. NO
PHONE CALLS.
Local area bank looking for
an experienced commercial
lender. Benefits and bonus
package. Send resume to
206 W. Broadway, Elk City,
OK 73644.
Bell Ave Nursing Center is
now hiring all positions
for kitchen staff. Apply in
person at 2301 Bell Ave in
Elk City.
Newly expanding oil and gas
Company is seeking a fulltime, one person, Office
Administrator for our new
district office to be located
in Elk City. Requires a
minimum of 3 years generalist experience to include
accounting and human
resources. Please email resume with availability and
salary requirements to:
employment.7237@gmail.
com Drug-Free Workplace/EEO.
AMERICAN MANIFOLD
is looking to hire CDL
drivers, a welder’s assistant, and a full-time
mechanic (experience
preferred). Pay depends
on experience. Benefits
included. 580-799-6007 or
come by 102 Oilfield Road.
STATE CERTIFIED DUIDRUG-DOT EVALUATION.
10 & 24-Hour ADSAC (DUI
School) Eileen McGee,
580/225-7930, 303-0527 or
580/323-6363
Must have Experience and/or Certification in the following:
(Certifications are not required)
Heating & Air
Electric
Plumbing
Mechanical Operations
$16.50 per hr with a $50.00 cell phone allowance
plus benefits
Beckham County Sheriff’s Office is EOE
Class A CDL driver for
regional/local hauling.
Apply at C&C Salvage,
LLC, South Highway 6, Elk
City, OK or mail resume
to C&C Salvage, LLC, P.O.
Box 1928, Elk City, OK
73648.
Personal
MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR
For application or questions, call the
Beckham County Sheriff’s Office at
(580) 928-8951
Or come by at 108 S. 3rd Street in Sayre, OK
Help Wanted
Hensley Nursing Home is
now accepting applications
for full-time C.N.A.’s for
11-7 shift. Uniform allowances, paid vacations, dental, vision and life insurance is available. If you
are interested in becoming
a part of our dedicated and
caring staff, and enjoy
helping others, apply in
person. 1/4 mile east of
the courthouse on Hwy 152
Sayre, OK.
Lost & Found
405-409-6694
Lost walking cane with
a brown foam grip
handle. Different colors
and breeds of cats on it. At
the top and the bottom of
the cane, there are mailing labels with name and
address. Please call 580225-1851 or 918-839-1856
if found.
Lost & Found
Lost female cat on Oct. 20,
2012 at Chinaberry campground at Foss lake. Longhaired tortoiseshell with
butterscotch at the tip of
her tail and amber colored eyes. About 1.5 years
old, spayed. Please email paipona@hotmail.com
or call 209-742-6895.
Found a medium sized dog in
the KFC parking lot on 7/20
at about 10 p.m. Female,
white with black spots, ears
and eyes are black like
a bandit mask, a couple
of brown spots on face.
Has a white collar. Please
call 580-309-4033.
Lost male chihuahua - white
with gold and brown spots,
4 lbs. Lost on 7/25 on Hwy
6 near Pick A Part. $200
reward. Please call 580821-0362.
Missing since Saturday, August 3 from 1520 E. 3rd St.
in Elk City. Long haired,
gray, male, neutered cat, 2
yrs. old. He is cross eyed
and doesn’t meow. He is
very special and missed
terribly. If you see him
please call me at 580-2251800 or 339-0717. If there
is no answer please leave a
message.
Found north of Canute,
female blueheeler mix. 60
lbs. Sweet dog. 580-8214067
Ring found in Elk City
hospital parking lot. Owner
to identify. It will be returned. Please call 580-7060374.
Absolutely Free
Two female chihuahuas.
1. Black, full blood,
spayed, DOB 9/26/08. 2.
Brown, full blood, DOB
1/20/08. Call 580-774-8766.
Approximately 1 year old
golden retriever mix free
to good home. Please
call 580-81-6109.
Construction
CUPP CONSTRUCTION:
Remodeling, Repairs,
Custom Cabinets, Ceramic
Tile, Replacement Windows, Drywall Painting.
580/225-1301
McLemore Sand & Topsoil
Loading and Hauling,
Washed Masonry Sand.
Sand Loam. Red Bed. Fill
Sand. 243-7496 or 225-3426
Beauty
MARY KAY COSMETICS:
Kathryn 225-6378. Colognes, Skin care, Facials
For Sale
2006 Harley-Davidson Heritage Classic. 28,623 miles.
Cobalt blue and silver.
Over $6,000 in accessories,
including Mustang touring
seat, chrome front fork,
Vance & Hines long shot
pipes, engine guards and
many other extras. $25,000
invested in the bike.
Services
Jaymar Plumbing of Elk
City is here in Elk City to
take care of your plumbing
needs. Residential - repair. Commercial or new.
Licensed, bonded, insured.
35 years experience. 580471-1651.
Elk City Paint & Body &
Detail. Full detail with wax
and shampoo - $150 or under. Paint & body - save
your deductible. Call for
an appointment. 580-3396786. Mention this ad for a
$20 discount on detail.
Homes For Sale
Home For Sale By Owner.
315 Beth Lane. $143,500.
3bd/2ba, move in
ready. Wonderful neighborhood! Give us a call.
580-799-3909.
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For Lease
Mobile Homes
Office space for lease at Merritt Mobile Home and RV
Park. 1,200 sq. ft., ample
parking, underground
storm shelter, 1 mile off of
I-40 exit 34. $1500/month
(all utilities, trash included), month-to-month lease.
Open to a variety of business types. Additional
storage available. Call
580-225-6602.
Livestock
Serviceable age Black Angus
Bulls, Reg. or Comm. 6 different bloodlines to fit your
cowherd needs. For more
info contact Thomas Angus, Reydon, 580/655-4318.
Mobile Home Parks
POTTER’S MH PARK. RV
Spaces for rent. 30amp for
$235 and 50amp for $270.
Water, Sewer and electricity furnished. Storm Shelter.225-2186, 243-8040.
QUEEN CITY MH PARK:
We Now Move Mobile Homes. Mobile
Homes Rent/Sale! We Buy
MH For CASH! 580/2250156, 821-2310
RV lots available for rent at
Merritt Mobile Home & RV
Park: large pull-throughs
and back ins. All utilities,
WiFi, and trash included. Commercial laundry,
play area, and underground
storm shelter on site. Merritt school district. Call
580-225-6602 for rates.
Huge Inventory Clearance
Sale! Special Gov’t Program! Own land/Family
land ZERO down. New and
Repo homes. No Land? We
have a home program for
you. Don’t prejudge, E-Z
qualify by phone. $1,000
furniture package with
purchase. WAC (405) 6317600 or (405) 834-8814.
Double your tax refund up
to $5,000!! Use refund and
receive a Visa gift card
with new home purchase.
No refund? Use your land/
family land ZERO down.
Don’t prejudge credit, E-Z
qualify by phone. WAC 405631-7600 or 405-834-8814.
Got land? 0 Down! FREE 55”
PLASMA TV! No land? Low
Down! Se Habla Espanol. Programas de ITIN.
Call today 405-631-3200
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Homes For Sale
3bed/2bath home on 2 lots.
Completely remodeled inside, outside is in progress
located in Leedey, Oklahoma. $30,000 please call
580-488-2345 and ask for
Tim or Virginia.
UPDATED - MOVE IN
READY. 3/2---1889 sq.
ft. New roof/windows/
countertop/flooring, 2 living areas, brick fireplace
w/ gas, 12x16 shop, quiet
neighborhood. 323 Sondra,
$157,000. Call 339-1295
Hotels
Hotel in Wheeler, TX; executive stay, newly remodeled,
great prices! 806-826-3790.
CLASSIFIED DEADLINES!!!
When help wanted is
an urgent matter, you
want a fast, effective
way to reach
qualified local
candidates. That’s
why advertising in
The Elk City Daily
News is the solution
more employers
turn to when they
want results.
For rates call us today!
List Your Opening In
Print & Online!
The Elk City Daily News
206 West Broadway
580-225-3000
Tips to
draw attention
to your ad.
1.) Keep it simple &
to the point.
(If an ad is too busy it can
be over looked.)
2.) Be mindful of how
many pictures.
Tuesday’s paper....................Monday by 10:00am
(Depending on the size
more than one photo
can look busy.)
Wednesday’s paper..................Monday by 5:00pm
3.) Run your ad
Thursday’s paper.....................Tuesday by 5:00pm
Friday’s paper.....................Wednesday by 5:00pm
Sunday’s paper.......................Thursday by 5:00pm
Call 580-225-3000
or e-mail us at classifieds@ecdailynews.com
more than once.
(Most people do not
respond to ads the first
time they are seen.)
4.) Purchase color.
(People are more
likely to notice your ad
if it is in color.)
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Be an effective boss
Dear Abby
Garfield
DEAR ABBY: My children's nanny,
"Daisy," has been with us for more
than two years. She's not the best, but
I know I could do a lot worse. The
most important thing is my children
adore her and she is used to our routine. By and large, I'm happy to have
her. However, I have two pet peeves I
don't know how to address.
Daisy is always late. Not by much,
mind you -- but it is consistent. She's
at least five minutes late every single
day. Maybe it shouldn't bother me so
much, but it does. I never dock her
pay for tardiness, and I always pay
her on time.
To me, it's a reflection of how
important she views her job. I feel it is
disrespectful. The kicker is, Daisy is
studying to be a nurse. I have told her
unless she breaks this bad habit, she'll
be fired from a future nursing job.
The second thing is, on hot, humid
days, Daisy has the worst body odor
imaginable. When the weather is cool,
she doesn't smell, but once sticky
weather arrives, the wall of stench is
enough to make my nose hairs curl.
One day it made me physically ill and
I had to excuse her for the day without explaining why.
How should I address these problems? Or am I making too big a deal
out of this?
HAVING ISSUES IN VIRGINIA
DEAR HAVING ISSUES: Daisy
may not be the best employee, but
a good employer makes clear what
the ground rules are when someone
is hired. Because you're a stickler
for punctuality, remind Daisy about
what her hours are and stress that
you expect her to be on time or risk
having her pay docked. (If she uses
public transportation, there should
be some flexibility, but because she's
late every day she should be told she
needs to leave home a few minutes
earlier.)
As to her personal hygiene issue, address it directly. Tell her you
expect her to have showered, used
deodorant and put on fresh clothes
before coming to work -- especially in
the summer.
Helpful hint: When you hire
someone, have a list of written rules
prepared for the individual to read
and sign so there will be no misunderstandings. Doing that is being an
effective boss.
DEAR ABBY: I am going to a concert by a popular band. My brother
and my cousin always make fun of
this band. People commenting online
also post mean things about them. I
know they have a right to their own
opinions, but I don't get the same
reactions when I talk about or listen to
other popular music.
Did people do this 10 or 20 years
ago? Do they think it's cool to express
hatred about mainstream musicians?
Maybe the more popular something
is, the more people there are having
negative feelings toward it.
FREE TO LISTEN AT 13
DEAR FREE TO LISTEN: There is
always a degree of backlash against
hugely popular entertainers because
some people think it's more "cool" to
be a fan of a new, upcoming band.
Years ago, some people loved the
Beatles and hated the Rolling Stones,
and vice versa. The behavior you
describe has been going on ever since
the music business began.
Pearls Before Swine
Get Fuzzy
Dilbert
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105 Maple-3bd, 1.5ba, 1300 sq. ft.. Remodeled in 2010!........................................... $122,900
118 West Avenue B-3bd, 2ba, 1008 sq. ft., original hardwood. Refurnished............... $88,000
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156 Blackburn-3bd, 1ba, 1245 sq. ft.......................................................UNDER CONTRACT!
521 S. 2nd, Sentinel-3bd 2ba, 1280 sq. ft................................................ REDUCED! $25,000
519 S. Callaway-3bd, 2ba, 1300 sq. ft., updated large living area. .............................. $76,900
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217 Shell. 3/1, 1458sf.......REDUCED!
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422 7th-3bd, 1ba. Remodeled!.............. $65,000 2 LOTS-Washington, 125x117 ea. Ea $25,000
1810 Westwood Place. Executive Home...........CALL! 1104 W 1st- Lot 75x140....... REDUCED! 12,900
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New Listing - Lots for sale: 1200 W. 1st and 100 S. Lusk. Call Janet.
New Listing - 1407 Lynnwood, 4bd/2.5ba, kitchen updated. Call Janet.
New Listing on Sondra. 3bd/2ba,www.AmericanRealtyOK.com
(2) shop buildings plus extra lot. Extra nice. Call Janet.
(2) commercial buildings for lease. Call for details.
New Listing - 312 Mary, 3bd/2ba home built in 1999. 12x16 storage, split floor plan. Call Janet.
New Listing - 202 Davis, 3bd/1ba, CH&A, storage building. $87,000
New Listing - 76 acres N. on Randall, could be divided. Call Tyler.
PRICE REDUCED on this 3bd/2ba home in Canute. Nice kitchen, large living room, $87,500.
New Listing - 3bd/2ba on 2 acres on Lake Creek Road, large shop, lots of trees. $99,000. Call Tyler.
New price! 3bd/2ba brick home on 1/2 acre lot in Sayre. Kitchen and baths remodeled. $119,000. Call Liz
Brick home on 1 acre north of Carter. $70,000. Call Liz.
Affordable brick home, 1/2 acre in Sayre, many updates, $119,000. Call Liz.
Well built brick home, 306 Beth Lane, safe room, new floorings, professionally landscaped. Price reduced. Call Liz!
Well maintained home on Peggy, 3/2, 1900+ sf, new carpet. Call Suzy!
Country style home on 12.5 acres N of city. 4bd/3ba, large shop, safe room, new carpet, price reduced. Call Janet.
New Listing - Custom built home on 1 acre south of Sayre. Great view, granite, beautiful cabinetry, open floor plan, wood
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2bd/2ba, shop, custom cabinets, sun room, Ave C. Call Tyler
Country home on 22.4 ac N of city. Dog kennels and runs, very nice kitchen, great view.
New listing on N. Elk. Appx 2700 sf, lg formal living & dining room, den, 3bd/2ba, lots of updates. Lovely yard.
Fox Ridge, appx 3,000 sf, 4bd/3.5ba, office, media room, sprinkler system. PRICE REDUCED. Must see!
New Construction in Sayre on Fairway Drive, crown molding and granite. Consider offers.
1008 N. 5th in Sayre, 3bd/2ba, remodeled, basement, extra lots, carport. Motivated seller.
Large ranch style home on 3 acres on N. Randall. 4bd/3ba, sunroom, wood shed. PRICE REDUCED. Call Tyler.
Lg Country Home, 7.48 acres, near Mayfield, 5bd/5ba, Barn.
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NEW LISTING
New Listing! 112 Mitchell, 3bd/2ba, office, new wood floors, current, must see...................................$172,000
New Listing! 1409 Walter Way, prestigious 4 bdrm includes 2 master suites, 3.5ba, 3 living areas, formal
dining room, office, basement, magnificent backyard living with inground pool, circle driveway............must see!
New Listing! 105 Kathy, great home and neighborhood, repriced to sell quickly, 3bd/2ba/2car...........$220,000
Reduced!! 1410 Easy Street, 4bd/3.5ba, office, bonus room, 3 car garage, great neighborhood.....$459,500
Already Reduced! 108 Timberridge, 3bd/2ba, 2 living areas, great neighborhood, must see!...........$169,500
Back on Market! 205 Hoover Circle, 3bd/1ba, remodeled, 1 car garage.................................................$89,500
New Listing! Sky Acres, Foss Lake 3bd/2ba, aprox. 1500 sq. ft. on 4 lg. lots, cent H & A..................$135,000
New Listing! 805 W. Country Club, 4bd/3.5ba, executive home and updated! Resort landscaping, fountain,
pool, 2 spacious living areas, located on 1+ acres. This home has much to offer!!!.........Call Judy for Showing!
New Listing! 905 N. Boone, 3bd/2.5ba, historical home with 600sf/1bd apartment, acreage..............$289,500
New Listing! 2824 W. 2nd New Construction 3bd/2ba, dbl garage, sod, fence, sprinkler system.........$173,500
RESIDENTIAL
204 Blackburn/Reduced........79,500
205 Hoover Circle/Back on Market.$89,500
160 Blackburn....................Contract
201 Lester...............................Contract
804 W. Ave E/New Listing............Contract
1017 W Ave C/Reduced.......Contract
120 Blue Ridge/New Listing...109,500
518 N. Main/New Listing..............Contract
415 Hoover.......................................Contract
115 Mary/Reduced.......................119,500
121 Mockingbird/New Listing.....125,000
919 W. 1st/Back on Market.........126,000
2025 W. 7th Pl/New Listing......Contract
132 Breckenridge/New Listing...........155,000
116 Mitchell...........New Reduced Price
107 Timberridge/New Listing..169,500
108 Timberridge/Reduced........Contract
112 Mitchell/New Listing.............172,000
2824 W. 2nd/New Const..........173,500
OTHER TOWNS
521 S. Louisiana, Mangum, 2bd/1ba....35,000
520 S. Louisiana, Mangum, 3bd/1ba....40,000
621 S. Ames, Butler 3bd/2ba, safe room.......112,500
986 Pla. Sky/Foss Lake (House 3 Lots)........135,000
COMMERCIAL
822 W. 3rd St. /5000 sq.ft. bldg only.....325,000
R&R Rock Yard (Property Only).........350,000
6 acres @ EC Industrial Park.............475,000
LOTS & ACREAGES
1955 S Randall, 1.09ac......................44,000
110 Mockingbird/Closing Cost Help..Contract 103 Acres in City Limit S. Randall..9500/ac
1211 Dalton/New Listing........................Contract
1009 Bowman/Just Reduced..Contract
1005 Kathy’s Pl. /New Reduced..220,000
1512 W. Ave E/New Listing.......Contract
145 Calhoon/Bring Offer..............279,000
905 N. Boone/New Listing.........$298,500
4901 S. Washington/New Listing...Contract
1603 W. Ave E/New Listing.........425,000
1410 Easy St/Reduced................459,500
805 W. Country Club/New Listing......550,000
1409 Walter Way/New Listing..Call for Details
ACREAGES with RESIDENCE
N of Canute, 3bd/2ba, DW, 2.61ac.....109,500
10977 HW 34/New Listing, 4/3, +1ac., basement.Contract
Foss Lake, 4bd/2ba, 10ac, 40x60 barn........198,000
1821 Cattlemens Drive 2 ac Reduced.225,900
4901 S. Washington, 5 ac/New Listing...Contract
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917 W 5th-3bd/2ba, lr+den, hottub, basement...$135,000
2042 W. 7th Place-3bd/2ba, master suite...$125,000
213 Swales-3bd/2ba, remodeled throughout...CONTRACT
304 N. Madison-4bd/3ba, basement, ¼ acre...CONTRACT
107 Merritt-3bd/2ba, refrigerator, corner lot...CONTRACT
110 Ramsey Place-2bd/1 ½ ba, garage & carport...$118,000
321 W 1st -2bd/1ba, 2 story, corner lot garage...$115,000
1011 W Ave A-3bd/2ba, new roof, 5 lots...$95,000
503 N. Washington-2bd, 1ba, utility room...$89,500
118 Thornton-3bd/1ba, cellar, remodeled...$87,500
1321 S. Franklin-3bd/1ba, kitchen appliances...$25,000
925 W 2nd-2bd/1ba, nice neighborhood...CONTRACT
1905 Iowa Circle, Sayre-3 bd/2 ba, safe room...$245,000
221 NW Boundary Rd, Erick-3bd/2ba, cellar...$150,000
315 Western, Dill City-3bd/2ba, pool, lr+den...$129,000
604 N. Sheb Wooley, Erick-3bd/2 ½ ba......CONTRACT
319 Suwanee, BF-4bd/2ba, remodeled kitchen...$110,000
420 S 9th-Clinton-Historic 3bd/2ba, dining..CONTRACT
145 Watan, Colony-DWMH, 3bd/2ba.....$115,000
312B Pawnee, BF-4 bd/2bd, lr + den, 2 shops...$95,000
206 W. Benton, Sayre-DWMH, 3bd/2ba..........$95,000
415 A& B Chickasaw 3bd/1 1/2 ba each side.........$95,000
201 S. Elm, Erick-2bd/2ba, all furnishings.....$79,000
201 Suwanee Rd, BF-4bd/2ba, appliances...$70,000
317 W 3rd, Hobart-Brick, 2bd/1ba, CH/A...$65,000
400 E. 6th, Leedey-2bd/1.5ba, new roof, cellar...$50,000
312 Frontier Way, BF-3bd/1 ba, new windows...$48,000
111 Cimarron Road, BF-3bd/1ba, corner lot...$43,000
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HOME ON ACREAGES / ACREAGES / LOTS!
320 Acres, Sweetwater-Heart of Oilfield!........ CALL
160 acres pasture near river, good hunting...$800,000
2 Parcels of 160 acres – Sweetwater-.............$400,000 each
Canute-new home/40 acres-1 ½ story, 3bd/2ba...CALL
10 acres, 4bd/3ba, shop, cellar, well....$380,000
160 acres pasture, live creek, rural water....$360,000
Earth-sheltered home, 4bd/3ba, lr+den, 10 ac...$299,000
3bd/2ba, 2 huge shops, cellar, 3 acres...CONTRACT
3bd/2ba,21X21shop,bunkhouse,7.82acers...$287,500
2 ac, brick, 4bd/2ba, fireplace, shop building...$250,000
3bd/2ba, cellar, garage, 2 patios, 5 acres...CONTRACT
160 acres of fenced pasture in Greer Co...$240,000
Merritt-3bd/2ba, lr+den, 1.38 acres...$196,500
Solitaire-3bd/2ba, 2 shops, 2.89 acres...$180,000
20 acres, Highway 30, fenced....CONTRACT
401 E. Madison, Carter-2bd/1ba, 8 lots...$30,000
COMMERCIAL
ElkRun RV Park, managers house, 10ac...CALL
1803S.Washington-8,700sq.ft,shop,offices...$685,000
Retail building on 3rd St/Rt 66, lease/sale..$359,000
Curley’s Hometown Dollar Store in Erick....$325,000
Convenience store/grill/fuel, busy HWY..$350,000
160 acres of minerals in Greer County...$288,000
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Store/house, 5 acres, Erick, near I-40...$179,000
S. Main Mall-1,.71 ac paved parking...$174,000
Shop/2bay/lifts/office/warehouse......OFFERS
509 S. Maple, Erick-6,000 sf, building.....$93,000
60 Watan/Colony, “Standing Bear Cafe”..$75,000
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127 Carpenter-2-3 bedrooms, 1 bath, hardwood floors, updated kitchen, fenced back yard, basement.......................$49,500
501-513 W 8th St-remodeling, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, large dining room. 3 car garage/shop, cellar, corner.........CONTRACT
Carter-2 year old, triple wide mobile home, 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, storage building, located on 13 acres....................$289,000
904 WAve C-bungalow style house, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, garage and carport, vinyl siding, 2 lots.........................CONTRACT
Large commercial property-many uses-offices, strip mall, etc. Great location on West 3rd Street.................................$298,000
305 Suwannee, Burns Flat-3 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room has a fireplace, enclosed garage + carport....................$75,000
Country estate on 3+ acres-brick home, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, finished basement, 60X40 shop building..................$315,000
20 acres pasture land located on HWY 6 to be sold in five acre tracts at $4,000 an acre or all for $80,000
501 W 20th St-8600+ sq ft commercial building, large asphalt parking area & gravel yard, OH door.............................$560,000
1009 Lusk-Great 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large living room, open floor plan, wonderful neighborhood...........................$197,000
1130 Cloud Nine-4bd/4ba, lr+den, heated pool...$669,000
1205 Bluestem-3bd/4 ½ ba, office, swim spa....599,900
132 Calhoon-3bd/2ba, 40X50 shop+game room...$239,900
Merritt-new home/2.5 ac, 3bd/2ba, patio, well...$240,000
316 Peggy-3bd/2ba, office, landscaping, shed...$220,000
104 Grandmark - 3bd/2ba, lr+den, 1.43 ac......................$219,900
309 Mary 3bd/2ba, 24X24 insulatedbuilding...............$198,000
204 Elkview-3bd/2ba, lr+den/fireplace...........................$189,000
809 5th St-2 story, 3bd/2 1/2 ba, 2 CH/A...................$195,000
418 Otis-large kitchen, 3bd/2ba, patio, cellar...$175,000
902 N Howard - 3bd/2ba, fireplace, privacy fenced.......$180,000
1213 Colorado-3bd/2ba, lr+den, basement, new roof...$158,000
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‘The Lady Vanishes’ appears on PBS
By Jacqueline Cutler
©Sunday,
Zap2it August 18, 2013
Taking on a Hitchcock title borders on cinematic
heresy for many. Yet the new version of “The Lady Vanishes” is not trying to remake the master’s 1938 version.
Airing Sunday on PBS (check local listings), “The
Lady Vanishes: Masterpiece Mystery!” hews closer to
the novel than the film, but the basic story is the same.
It’s a film shot rich with ambers and shadows, perfect
for a mystery.
The story unfolds in 1931 on a train traveling from
the Balkans and revolves around an independent,
wealthy young British woman, Iris (Tuppence Middleton,
“Inspector Lewis”).
“When you first meet her, she is not a particularly
likable person,” Middleton says. “Taking this character,
who was actually quite spoiled and privileged, and making her into this likable character” was her aim.
It’s already been a rough day for Iris — and a somewhat confusing one for the audience. Iris bribes the
ticket agent at the train depot into selling her a ticket,
though she can’t secure a reserved seat.
About to board, Iris loses consciousness, and precisely what happens then is where it becomes muddled
for viewers. But stick with it; once she is on the train,
the story picks up.
As with any train, particularly when people are going
to be aboard it for some time, they are aware of one
another, which is an important plot point.
“You are rather young to be traveling alone,” notes
one biddy trying to get in her business. “Your family will
be worried.”
“I have none,” Iris retorts. “Aren’t I lucky?”
Iris encounters nothing but unfriendly and, in some
cases, downright hostile passengers. An older woman,
Miss Froy (Selina Cadell, “Doc Martin”), takes Iris under
her care, fussing about her, ordering tea and chattering.
The woman never stops chattering.
Soon, Miss Froy simply vanishes from the moving
train.
Many people definitely saw her, though they deny
it. People have their own reasons for lying. Iris is made
out to be mad or — as is more favored for 1931 — a
hysterical young woman in need of supervision.
Iris questions the passengers, trying to jog their
memories about this most average-looking woman in
the tweed suit. No luck. She grows increasingly agitated
and eventually encounters a professor and his younger
associate, Max (Tom Hughes), who is instantly smitten
with her.
“He has traveled the world a little bit,” Hughes says
of his character. “She is like no other woman he has
ever met. He has this ability to stand back and watch
things, albeit with a youthful naivete. He has never met
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a girl with that much wealth
— and
that
complicated
and that ballsy.”
Max wants to believe Iris, but all of the evidence indicates Iris is inventing Miss Froy. Iris is convinced Miss
Froy met an evil end. People who she knows had seen
them together refuse to acknowledge this truth.
But why? Why would a pleasant middle-aged lady
vanish, and why would everyone who had seen her
deny it?
A train is the perfect setting for such a mystery.
“I think they are kind of their own environment,”
Middleton says. “It is a bit as if you are on a holiday or
if you are on a set. It is almost an alternate reality, and
it feels like nothing else exists outside of that. You are
traveling. The one constant is your surroundings and
the people on the train.”
“There is always danger, excitement and danger,”
Middleton says. “Although if something bad happens,
everything is more heightened in that sort of environment.”
Iris is furious as she questions people who she
knows saw Miss Froy, and person after person simply
does not want to get involved for personal reasons. One
man is having an affair and doesn’t want authorities
questioning him. One woman is rushing home because
her son has died.
A doctor aboard the train wants to put Iris in a hospital, and though she refuses, he insists. He wants to
sedate her, which she also refuses. Eventually, the doctor, who seems reasonable as Iris grows more agitated,
manages to sneak in a sedative, using Max as an accomplice.
“I was shocked when Max spiked the soup because
he seemed like the old all-American hero,” Hughes
says. “Everything about him is upfront and optimistic.
Everyone has their weaknesses. The doctor is an evil
soul. He had his hand on the shoulder, whispering in
Max’s ear.”
It would be too much of a spoiler to relay what happened to Miss Froy and why.
It is, though, safe to say that this ending differs from
the Hitchcock version.
“The reason Hitchcock would have adapted the
original story is it is classic,” Middleton says. “It is a bit
of everything — action, thriller, a mystery to it. A bit of
every genre to it.”
“You can enjoy the costumes, and you can enjoy the
’30s setting, but ultimately it is about being young and
slightly lost in the world and taking a risk and people
taking advantage of that and trusting yourself when
everyone else is questioning you — even yourself,”
Hughes says. “It is a psychological thriller, far more than
an edge-of-your seat thriller.”
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Garcia), agree to have a wedding at Little Otter. As
everyone springs into action to plan the event, Kip
(Thom Green) decides it’s finally time to pursue the
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case of serial killer Charles Hoyt at a law enforcement
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Soon after the social-media phenomenon that was
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for “Ghost Shark.”
Syfy stays in the what-else-can-we-do-to-a-shark
game with its latest original movie, debuting Thursday,
Aug. 22. Indeed, the title creature is undead, having
been killed by a fisherman ... and it returns to wreak
vengeance, one of its targets being the father of a
young woman played by “7th Heaven” alum Mackenzie Rosman. She tries to stop the terror before she
becomes a victim herself, getting assistance from a
lighthouse keeper portrayed by Richard Moll, famous
as bailiff Bull on the sitcom “Night Court.”
Though Rosman was unaware of the countless
Tweets that “Sharknado” prompted when Syfy first ran
it last month, Moll knew about it and realized what it
might do for his own shark movie.
“I choose to live without a television, so I miss all
this great stuff,” he says. “I don’t want to amplify my
couch-potato-ism more than is necessary, but that was
such a hit, it’s evidently a big buildup for us. I think they
may be sort of tying us in with that one.”
And, frankly, how could “Ghost Shark” not be getting
the “From the network that brought you ‘Sharknado’ ”
treatment? The previous film even had scientists weighing in on the possibility of sharks being lifted from the
ocean and dropped from the sky onto cities, with ABC’s
Diane Sawyer and NBC’s Brian Williams among news
anchors who talked about the “Sharknado” Tweet explosion on their broadcasts the next night.
“It’s always very disconcerting when you get laughs
from doing a drama,” Moll acknowledges of the camp
factor “Ghost Shark” includes by definition, “but I tried
to bring as much reality to it as I could. Then again,
reality for me is what some people consider extremely
over the top. This is an old guy who lost his wife to a
shark, and I guess the only way to kill a ghost shark is
to lure it into this watery cave and kill it there. He feels
if he can manage that, he can get his wife back.”
Relatively serious as that aspect may seem, Rosman admits she was drawn to “Ghost Shark“ because
“it was just kind of goofy and silly and hammy, and I
thought it would be kind of fun. I like to do a lot of different things, so it’s not that I specifically love this sort of
stuff. I just like variety.
“I spent close to a month in Louisiana making it,”
notes Rosman. “I’d never spent that much time there
before, and everybody I worked with was really cool.
It was definitely a different experience, though. At one
point, I was running through a swamp that was kneedeep at 3 in the morning. And there were snakes and
alligators everywhere. You literally had to run right
through it. But it was fun.”
“Ghost Shark” is not the first movie to turn a shark’s
vengeance on specific individuals. Consider the film Michael Caine was making in 1987 when he couldn’t get
away to attend that year’s Oscars, where he ultimately
won his first award for best supporting actor (for Woody
Allen’s “Hannah and Her Sisters”): “Jaws the Revenge,”
in which a great white had the relatives of police chief
Brody — Roy Scheider’s character in the original “Jaws”
— in its sights.
As to whether his “Ghost Shark” character is meant
to run parallel to Robert Shaw as Quint, the veteran
shark hunter in “Jaws,” Moll maintains he “can’t even
believe we’re in the same sentence, may he rest in
peace. It’s kind of the same thing, except we’re not
really on boats much in this. We’re more on dry land,
walking the beach and entering the cave and that kind
of thing, but it’s all fun. And I’d love to see a nice carryover from ‘Sharknado.’ ”
Both Rosman and Moll hail from beloved and longrunning series, but Moll says that when he’s asked if he
stays in touch with his “Night Court” comrades, “My answer to that has always been the wrong one, so my answer is, ‘I love show business. It’s the people in it I can’t
stand.’ I’m not singling anyone out, but if I saw them
coming, I’d probably cross to the other side of the street.”
It would be hard for Rosman not to have a brighter
outlook on the 11 seasons she spent as minister’s
daughter Ruthie Camden on the family drama “7th
Heaven,” and she does.
“I’m always so surprised when people still say they
love that show, and it seems like forever ago.” The
series ended in 2007 — the same year Rosman graduated from high school — and she’s somewhat surprised
to be recognized for it still.
“I was in the grocery store the other day, waiting for
the bathroom,” she recalls, “and someone said, ‘Hey!’
It’s so funny, being known for something in which I was
quite a bit younger, but I can’t imagine what my life
would be like if I hadn’t done that show.
“It really reinforces the thought of, ‘What if I had
done one thing differently?’ Nothing in my life would be
the same if I hadn’t gone with my friends to that audition while I was in kindergarten. It’s weird, the turns life
takes.”
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September 7, 2013
Fine Arts
Home Crafts
4-H & FFA
Show Animals
Photography
Food
Crafts
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Meet the leaders
Officers of the Beckham County Fair Association
President: Steve Hogg
Vice President: Keith Smith
Secretary/Treasurer: Jared Brown
Beckham County Fair Board Members
District I: Tommy Calverley, Mike Reimer, Jarrod Brown
District II: Dillon Parain Greg Mouse, Gary Thetford
District III: Keith Smith, And Elizondo, Steve Hogg
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The management of the Beckham County Free Fair is in the
hands of the Beckham County Fair Board, which is composed
of three persons elected from each of the three
County Commissioner’s districts in the county.
The active management of the fair is controlled by the
President, Vice-President and seven additional members elected by the people of Beckham County.
County Commissioners
District I: Carl Don Campbell
District II: Buddy Carnes
District III: Johnny Davis
County Excise Board
James Taylor, D.J. DeLeon, Lisa Prentiss
OSU Extension Staff
Greg Hartman AG/4-H & Youth Dev/CED
Stephanie McSparrin FCS/4-H & Youth Dev
Jo Ann McCune
Sr. Extension Secretary
Vocational Agricultural Instructors
Larry Long, Elk City
Jim Burns Erick
Galen McCune, Merritt
Ken Meharg, Sayre
Superintendents
General Superintendents:
Greg Hartman, Livestock •
Stephanie Ezzell, Exhibits
SUPERINTENDENTS
Section I
Kids Korner: Jamie Campbell
Money Scramble: Fair Board
Section II
OHCE: Kittie Timm
Section III
Open Class
Expressive Arts: Janice
Pipkin
Fine Arts & Crafts: Donna
Esquer
Photography: Ramona White
Section IV
Food Preservation: Marinita
Lakey
Best of Fair: Donna Esquer
Best of Fair Cake: Barbara
Thompson
Section IV
Wheathearts: Anita Carpenter
Section VI
Food Preparation: Kittie
Timm
Ball FreshPreserving®
Award: Virginia Reid
Section VII
Horticulture:
Floral Culture: Joyce Mikles
& Floral Arrangements &
Potted Plants
Section VIII
Home Gardening: Loretha
Roper
Section IX
Clothing: Nancy Harman
Section X
Textiles: Joyce Mikles
Creative/Needlework:Willie
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Quilts: Anita Carpenter
4-H & FFA Sections
4-H & FFA: Sheila Sutton
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Clothing
Craft
Decorated Scarecrow (2)
Expressive Arts
Floral Arrangement
Floral Culture
Home Garden
My Favorite Dessert
Photography
Quilt
KID’S ACTIVITIES
Decorated Scarecrow-PreK thru 2nd grade, 3rd grade thru 5th
grade.
Money Scramble ($50) Bank of Western Oklahoma
Insect Zoo is new this year-Beckham Co. Fair Board
Misc. Sponsors
Beckham County Fair Banner InterBank of Sayre
SHOWMANSHIP
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Jr. Division
Sr. Division
Sponsored by Kody Strader
Fair schedule
Friday, September 6, 2013
Animals to be weighed in: 6 pm Steers, Barrows, Wethers
and Goats. Female papers will be checked the same time as
the weighing of the market animals. All other 4-H, Open class
entries and, all other animals in barn, except Dairy, Rabbits and
Poultry. All Animals may show locally without nomination.
Saturday, September 7, 2013
• Fair exhibit entries can be entered on Saturday morning,
between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m.
• Open and 4-H judging will begin at 10:00 a.m.
The exhibit room will be closed to visitors until the judges are
finished.
Fair Exhibits will remain in the exhibit room until released on
Saturday at 5:00 pm.
Animals & Exhibits will be released at 5:00 pm on Saturday.
Livestock Show Schedule • Hog show begins at 8 a.m. Followed by a 30 min. break
• Money Scramble during break
• Sheep show begins followed by a 15 min break
• Goats will follow Sheep, followed by 30 min break.
Followed by 30 min. break,
• Dairy Cattle
• Beef Cattle show will end the day.
4-H Cloverbud’s may bring their animals; they will show prior
to each species main show.
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Exhibits
Awards and Premiums
The following colors will be used in the designation of awards:
Ribbons:
Best of Fair - Blue and White Ribbon
Grand Champion - Purple Ribbon
Reserve Grand Champion -Lavender Ribbon
Champion - Purple Ribbon
Reserve Champion - Lavender Ribbon
Premiums:
Best of Fair – ($25.00)
First - Blue ($5)
Second- Red ($4)
Third- White ($3)
Fourth – Yellow ($2)
Fifth - Green ($1)
Where there is no competition, an article will be awarded first, second, or no prize, according
to the quality of the work.
Disclaimer:
In order to get the fair book to the people early, so that they can plan their exhibits, it may be
necessary to go to press before monies have been appropriated for premiums. Therefore, if for
any reason funds are not sufficient, the Beckham County Free Fair Board reserves the right to set
all premiums at a sufficient amount to meet the appropriate funds without further notice.
Clothing
Need to be on Hangers
All entries must have been finished within the last 12 months. Entries must be strictly homemade and the work of the person under whose name the article entered.
Age divisions are as follows: (J)unior: 9-18 yrs (A)dult: 19+
Please designate (J)unior or (A)dult following Class number
Adult Wearing Apparel
CLASS:
1. Apron, practical
2. Lady’s Dress
3. Lady’s Dress Separates, skirt/dress with coordinate jacket/vest, (2-piece)
4. Lady’s Pants or Skirt
5. Lady’s/Man’s Robe or Sleepware
6. Lady’s Suit, unlined (2-piece)
7. Lady’s Vest, decorated
8. Man’s Shirt
9. Other Item not Listed
Children/Infant Wearing Apparel
CLASS:
10. Boy’s Blazer/Sport Coat (size 2-6)
11. Boy’s Blazer/Sport Coat (size 7-12)
12. Boy’s Play Clothes (size 2-6)
13. Boy’s Play Clothes (size 7-12)
14. Boy’s Shirt (size 2-6)
15. Boy’s Shirt (size 7-12)
16. Boy’s/Girl’s Sleepwear (size 2-6)
17. Boy’s/ Girl’s Sleepwear (size 7-12)
18. Boy/Girl Costume (size 2-6)
19. Boy/Girl Costume (size 7-12)
20. Girl’s Dress (size 2-6)
21. Girl’s Dress (size 7-12)
21. Girls Play Clothes (size 2-6)
22. Girls Play Clothes (7-12)
23. Infant’s Clothing (0-24 months)
24. Infant’s Clothing, Sleepwear
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Exhibit rules & regulations
All 4-H members must be
officially enrolled in a Beckham
County 4-H club. Membership
must be on file in the Beckham
County Extension Office. 4-H
members must be 9 years old
by the opening date of the fair
and have filled out a 4-H enrollment card. The exhibitor must
have made the exhibit they are
exhibiting
Rule 1
Section 1: The Board of Directors of the Beckham County
Free Fair Association reserves
the right to interpret the rules
and regulations and arbitrarily
settle all the questions arising
in connection with the Free
Fair that shall be held under
the management of the Free
Fair.
Section 2: The management
reserves the right to amend or
add to these rules as they, in
their judgment, deem advisable.
In case of conflict between
general and special rules, the
latter will govern.
Section 3: Any person who
violates any rules herein will
forfeit all privileges and premium and be subject to such penalty as the Board of Directors
may order.
Rule 2
Section 1: All entries to the
Beckham County Free Fair are
free. The management reserves
the right to reject any unworthy
entry.
Section 2: All entries must
be filed no later than the date
and time specified in the fair
schedule.
Section 3: Separate exhibits
must be provided for each entry and no person will be permitted to make more than one
entry in each class excepting
livestock. Individual ownership
must be established.
Section 4: All entries exhib-
ited for ribbons must be owned
and exhibited by a resident
of Beckham County or living
within the boundaries of a participating school district.
Rule 3
Section 1: If it is ascertained
that an exhibitor has made or
caused to be made any false
statement or entry in regard to
any animal or article exhibited,
the exhibitor shall forfeit all
rights to compete in this fair
and may be expelled from the
grounds at the directions of the
Board of Directors.
Section 2: NO TALKING
TO JUDGES DURING OR
AFTER JUDGING EVENT. In
the event an exhibitor attempts
to interfere with or unseemly influence the judge in the
performance of his/her duties
(talking or making remarks
loudly during judging, etc) the
exhibitor shall forfeit all rights
to compete in this fair and may
be expelled from the grounds
at the direction of the Board of
Directors.
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Section 3: The decision of the
regularly elected judges shall
be final and no appeal will be
considered except through the
following appeal procedure.
Rule 4
Section 1: All protests shall
be made to the (Fair Board
Chairman in writing within
five hours after the decision
has been made by the judge
and shall be accompanied by a
deposit of $50.00 which shall be
forfeited in case the protest is
not satisfied. Appeals must contain at least on specific charge
of rule violation. Witnesses who
can substantiate the charge and
their addresses must be included in the complaint.
Section 2: The Board of
Directors reserves the final and
Livestock awards
The following colors will
be used in the designation of
awards:
Ribbons:
First - Blue, Second- Red,
Third- White, Fourth - Yellow
Champion - Purple Ribbon
R/Champion - Lavender
Grand Champion – Purple &
$40.00 Cash
R/Grand Champion –
Lavender & $30.00 Cash
In order to get the fair book to the
people early, so that they can plan
their exhibits, it may be necessary to
go to press before monies have been
appropriated for premiums. Therefore, if for any reason funds are not
sufficient, the Beckham County Free
Fair Board reserves the right to set all
premiums at a sufficient amount to
meet the appropriate funds without
further notice.
absolute right to determine all
questions regarding protests
and appeals.
Rule 5
reserves the right to remove
from the grounds any exhibitor, concession or show that
may have been falsely entered
or may be deemed unsuitable,
or any advertising of any kind
which may be deemed objectionable by them, without
giving any reason therefore.
Section 2: No claim from
injury to any person and or
property shall be asserted or
suits instituted or maintained
against the Free Fair Association, its officers or their agents
or privilege to exhibit on the
Free Fair Grounds or to occupy
space thereon.
will not be responsible for
exhibits that are not removed
immediately after the time
provided for the removal of
exhibits.
Section 4: All questions of
dispute of differences not provided for under the rules shall
be referred to the Board of
Directors whose decision shall
be final
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Livestock rules & regulations
Rule 1
Section 1: Youth who have
been declared ineligible to
participate in extracurricular
activities by their local school
administration will be declared
ineligible to participate in the
Beckham County Free Fair.
Section 2: Youth who are
eligible on the first day of
the show will be considered
eligible through the duration of
the show. Similarly, youth who
are ineligible on the first day
of the show will be considered
ineligible through the duration
of the show.
Section 3: If an exhibitor
is considered ineligible to
participate in the show for any
reason, including rules of Oklahoma Secondary Schools Activity Association, the animals
owned by the exhibitor are also
ineligible for the show.
Rule 2
Section 1: Any exhibitor
must be a resident of Beckham
County or living within the
boundaries of a participating
school district.
Section 2: Exhibitors must
be the sole owners of any
animal which they show at the
Kid’s Korner
INDIVIDUAL PROJECTS
Craft Project
Class:
1. Bead Craft
2. Bird Feeders
3. Clay or Play Dough Craft
4. Fabric Craft
5. Foam Craft
6. Nature Craft
7. Paper Craft
8. Recycled Items
9. Wood Craft
10. Other Craft Project
Art Project
Class:
All breeding stock (except
crossbred) must have original
papers in exhibitor’s name (no
copies accepted).
Section 3: Animals must be
fed and cared for by the exhibitor to be eligible to show in the
Rule 3
Section 1: No diseased animal or bird will be permitted
to remain on the fair grounds.
Every precaution will be made
to enforce this rule, but the Fair
Board will not be responsible
for any loss or damage that may
be sustained by anyone through
violations of this rule.
Rule 4
Section 1: Livestock superintendents will assign spaces or
stalls.
Section 2: Exhibitors are
responsible for keeping their
spaces or stalls and aisles clean
and all bedding and manure
removed to the outside of the
barns.
Section 3: Electric equipment and appliances used by
the exhibitors shall be properly
shielded and electrical cords
shall be in good condition. The
Fair Board may inspect at any
time all electrical equipment
and may impound for the duration of the fair, any equipment
considered unsafe.
Rule 5
Section 1: 4-H & FFA
exhibitors will be required to
wear appropriate dress (clean
pressed jeans and a clean white
shirt with collar) to be eligible
to show. FFA jackets or 4-H
jackets, vests or 4-H Logo
shirts (polo type) may be worn.
No hats or caps allowed.
Each FFA Instructor is responsible for their own groups.
LIVESTOCK ENTRY CARDS & EXHIBIT CARDS
Doe
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123 4-H Circle
Sayre
928-1234
Poultry/Rooster
73662
4-H Sayre
Leghorn
ALL ANIMALS MUST HAVE TWO (2)
YELLOW CARDS PER ANIMAL
COMPLETED!
LIVESTOCK, RABBITS & POULTRY
OPEN CLASSES WILL BE ENTERED
ON COLORED CODED PAPER, IE:
Kids (5-8) – White – Kids Korner Only
Jr. (9-18) – Lt. Blue
Adult (19+) – Ivory
4-H & FFA - Green
11. Drawing
12. Painting
13. Crayon (all others)
14. Finger Painting
15. Other Art Project
Photography
Photos may be no larger than 5 x 7 inches
16. Individual Photo, Any Subject
17. Picture Story, Set of any 3 Photos (ie., People, Animals or
Scenery can be placed on a sheet of construction paper)
Please designate Age Group following the Class
number:
(A) 4-6 years old
(B) 7-8 years old
One entry per child, per class
Money Scramble
Saturday, September 7, 2013
The Money Scramble will be between the Hog and Sheep Show.
This event is for children ages 3-8 years. The children will
search for coins buried in the wood chips; each age group is a
class. The children may keep all the coins found within a 2 minute
time period.
Don’t miss the Insect Zoo!
EXHIBITS MUST HAVE BEEN COMPLETED BY
THE PERSON NAMED ON THE ENTRY FORM OR
EXHIBITOR WILL BE DISQUALIFIED FROM THE
FAIR.
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If you need
additional space
for your projects,
please attach a
second entry form
and mark them 1
of 2 and 2 of 2,
etc.
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Needlework
Age divisions are as follows:
(J)unior: 9-18 yrs
(A)dult:
19+
Please designate (J)unior or
(A)dult following Class number
CLASS:
1. Accessory (crocheted)
2. Accessory (knitted)
3. Afghan, baby (crocheted)
4. Afghan, baby (knitted)
5. Afghan (crochet)
6. Afghan (knitted)
7. Candle Wicking
8. Crewel Embroidery
9. Crocheted Article, framed
10. Crocheted Article, large
(table, bed, etc.)
11. Crocheted Craft Article
(not listed)
12. Crocheted Doily (12 inches
- 18 inches)
13. Crocheted Item Not Listed
14. Infant’s Clothing, crocheted, (0-24 months)
15. Infant’s Clothing, knitted,
(0-24 months)
16. Cross Stitch, Counted
framed
17. Cross Stitch, Counted other
articles
18. Cross Stitch, Preprinted
framed
19. Cross Stitch, Preprinted
other articles
20. Cross Stitch/Embroidered
Item Not Listed
21. Embroidery Work, framed
22. Embroidery Work (less
than 24 inches)
23. Embroidery Work (24
inches and larger)
24. Latch Hook
25. Needlepoint, framed
26. Needlepoint, other articles
27. Pillow Cases, hand-embroidered (2)
28. Pillow Cases, machine-embroidered (2)
29. Pillow, self-made (1)
30. Placemats (2) and Napkins
(2)
31. Potholder, Oven Mitt (2
any combination)
32. Silk Ribbon Embroidery
framed
33. Silk Ribbon Embroidery
other articles
34. Tea Towels, hand embroidery (3)
35. Tea Towels, machine embroidery (3)
36. Terry Towels, machine
embroidery, (3-piece set)
37. Table Runner
38. Other not listed
Open classes
Please designate
(J)unior, (A)dult or (S)enior
following Class number.,ie., 1.
(J), or 1. (A)
ALL EXHIBITS MUST
BE THE WORK OF
EXHIBITOR AND
MUST HAVE BEEN
COMPLETED SINCE
THE LAST FAIR.
(J)unior: 9-18 yrs
(A)dult: 19+ yrs
FINE ARTS
CLASS:
1. Beadwork, any kind
2. Birdhouse/feeder, from
a kit
3. Birdhouse/feeder, selfmade
4. Bookends, any material
5. Candle, gel
6. Candle, poured
WHEATHEART STATE CONTEST
NAME:
CLASS#:
ADDRESS:
COUNTY:
Beckham
RECIPE TITLE:
INGREDIENTS:
7. Ceramics
8. Christmas Ornament, not
fabric
9. Collection (display,
mounted on board
or containers)
10. Furniture, handmade
11. Furniture, refinished
12. Leather Craft, from a kit
13. Leather Craft, original
design
14. Lego Model
15. Metal Art, large
16. Metal Art, small
17. Metal Craft, punched
18. Copper Craft
19. Plastic Canvas, needlepoint
20. Scrap Booking, funny
(one page in protective cover)
21. Scrap Booking, Innovative (one page in protective
cover)
22. Scrap Booking, making
memories (one page in protective cover)
23. Wall Hanging, ready to
hang (not fabric or quilted)
24. Wood Burning
25. Wood Carving
26. Wood Craft, from kit
27. Wood Craft, original
28. Stained Glass
29. Craft not listed
EXPRESSIVE ARTS
All art work must be the
work of exhibitor and must
have been completed since the
last fair.
CLASS:
30. Acrylic, original
31. Charcoal, Line Drawing
32. China, painted
33. Pencil, colored and black
and white
34. Metal
35. Miniature, 3”x 4” (inches) or less
36. Oil
37. Pastels
38. Watercolor
39. Art work not listed
Oklahoma home and community clubs
1st Blue Ribbon & ($25)
2nd Red Ribbon
3rd White Ribbon
(Please print or type, your recipe will be published as written)
Class:
1. Educational and/or Decorated Booth, theme must be
from previous year’s county
lesson or state goal. (8 foot table, nothing exhibited on floor)
2. Scrapbook, coverage of
club work since last county fair
OHCE Tasting Party
12:30 p.m.
On SATURDAY afternoon
from 12:30 p.m. there will be
a “Tasting Party” featuring
the baked goods prepared by
Oklahoma Home and Community Education members and
entered in the fair.
Coffee or tea and a slice of
cake or pie will be served for
$2.00. The money raised will
go to fund a joint community
service project for 4-H and
HCE.
Money raised through this
annual event will be used in
OHCE community service
projects.
Photography
INSTRUCTIONS:(use back if necessary)
Age divisions are as
follows:
(J)unior: 9-18 (A)dult: 19+
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•Photo(s) should be original,
not matted and taken by the
person who enters it.
• Photos may be taken with
film or digital cameras.
• Photos may be color or
black and white.
• Photos may be no larger
than 5 x 7 inches, except for
panoramic photos which may
be no larger than 5 x 9 inches
• Photos must be mounted on
on top of matt board or simi-
lar stiff backing of any color.
Matt border must be on top of
photo(s) and no more than 2 ½
inches larger than the photo. No framed photos will be
accepted.
• Each exhibitor may enter a
maximum of 5 classes. Only 1
photo per class may be entered.
• Photos must have been taken since the last county fair.
Junior Classes:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Animals, domestic
People
Scenic
Wildlife
Adult Classes:
5.
Animals, domestic
6.
Buildings or Structures, indoor or outdoor
7.
Macro, close-up of a
single object
8.
People
9.
Scenic, excluding “the
hand of man”
10.
Scenic, including “the
hand of man”
11.
Sports
12.
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Food preparation
Entries must be homemade
(from scratch) except where
noted.
(J)unior: 9-18 yrs
(A)
dult: 19+
Please designate (J)unior
or (A)dult following Class
number
Best of Fair Cake
Best of Fair Cake will be a
3-Layered German Chocolate
Cake with Coconut Pecan
Frosting. One slice will be cut
from cake for judging. The Best
of Fair Cake will be on display
from the conclusion of judging
until beginning of the Tasting
Party, at which time the cake
may be removed from display.
One slice of the cake will
remain on display until the
conclusion of the fair.
CLASS:
1. Best of Fair Cake
Breads
Please bring bread in plastic
bag.
CLASS:
2. Quick Bread: Fruit, Nut or
Combination (1 Loaf)
3. White Yeast Dinner Rolls
(3)
4. White Bread (1 Loaf)
5. Whole Wheat (mixed with
white flour) Yeast Dinner Rolls
(3)
6. Cinnamon Rolls, may be
iced (3)
7. Bread Machine Loaf
8. Corn Bread Squares (3)
pieces
9. Other not listed
Muffins
Please place on a small plate
in a plastic bag. Do not wrap
separately.
Class:
19. Other Cake not listed
Cookies
9. Plain Muffins (3)
10. Fruit and/or Nut Muffins (3)
Cakes
Please bring a whole cake
wrapped with plastic wrap
on a heavy duty plate or cake
carrier. One slice will be cut
from cake for judging and will
remain on display until the conclusion of the fair. The remainder of the cake may be picked
up after judging.
CLASS:
12. Pound Cake, without
icing
13. Chocolate Cake (Layered
and iced)
14. White Cake (Layered and
iced)
15. Yellow Cake (Layered
and iced)
16. Coffee Cake (Quick)
17. Create-A-Cake (Use box
cake mix base)
18. Decorated Cake, Amateur
Food preservation
(J)unior: 9-18 yrs (A)dult:
19+ Please designate (J)unior or
(A)dult following Class number
All products must be preserved after last year’s County
Fair. No entries received except
those listed. Jars must have
exhibitor’s tag attached stating
contents.
For all but dehydrated foods,
standard canning jars are to be
used and sealed with two-piece
vacuum caps. Rings will be removed before judging. Entrants
18 years of age and under put a
‘J’ after the class number, 19 to
64 put an ‘A’, 65+ put an ‘S’.
First place winners in each
vegetable, pickle, fruit and soft
spread class will automatically
be entered into the Ball FreshPreserving® Award competition
if Kerr/Ball jars and flats were
used...Kerr flat with Kerr jar or
Ball flat with Ball jar. Also, products must be labeled with date
preserved, processing method
and processing time listed. Soft
spreads must include the UPC
off a Ball pectin product.
First and second place adult
(19+) and first place youth from
each section earn certificates
and coupons from Kerr/Ball in
addition to fair premiums. See
details in the following.
Dehydrated Foods
Three to five items in clear
pint or quart jar with one-piece
lid. Jars will be opened and
foods handled during judging.
Class:
1. Fruit
2. Fruit leather
3. Herb (3 T. In small clear
jar)
4. Jerky, beef
5. Jerky, game
6. Vegetable
7. Dehydrated food not listed
small pieces of fruit in transparent jelly and fruit butter is a
softer texture than jam.
Class:
23. Fruit Butter
24. Jam
25. Jam, reduced sugar/sugar free
Please place on a small plate
separately.
CLASS:
20. Brownie Squares, w/o
nuts or icing (3)
21. Bar Cookies (3)
22. Chocolate Chip Cookies
(3)
23. No Bake Cookies (3)
24. Oatmeal cookies (3)
25. Peanut Butter Cookies (3)
26. Sugar Cookies (3)
27. Create-A-Cookie (Use
box cake mix base) (3)
28. Diet Cookie, regular or
bar type (3)
Candies
Please place on small plate
separately.
Class:
30. Divinity (3)
31. Fudge (3)
26. Jelly, light color/medium
color
27. Jelly, dark color
28. Jelly, reduced sugar/sugar free
29. Marmalade
30. Preserves
Vegetables
To be in ½ Pint, Pint or Quart
jars; ½ inch headspace if processed in boiling water bath, 1
inch headspace if processed in
32. Nut Brittle (3)
33. Peanut Patties (3)
Pies
Pies will be judged on flavor,
texture of crust, texture of
filling and general appearance.
Crust MUST be Homemade.
No cream pies please.
Class:
35. Apple Pie (2 crust)
36. Cherry Pie (2 crust)
37. Other Fruit Pie (2 crust)
38. Pecan Pie
39. Fried Pies, (2) Any Flavor
40. Pie with purchased crust
MY FAVORITE DESSERT
“For Men Only”
Enter one of your favorite
cakes, cookies, candies or pies.
Jr. Division
Adult Division
Class:
41. My Favorite Dessert
a pressure cooker.
Class:
31. Corn
32. Green beans
33. Field peas (black-eyed)
34. Mixed soup vegetables, 3
or more
35. Picante` sauce
36. Tomatoes
37. Tomatoes, cherry or
porter
38. Beets
39. Vegetable not listed
Fruit
To be in ½ Pint, Pint or Quart
jars; ½ inch headspace.
Class:
8. Apples
9. Apricots
10. Cherries
11. Peaches
12. Pears
13. Small fruit, berries
14. Fruit not listed
Pickles
To be in Pint or Quart jars;
1/4 inch headspace.
Class:
15. Beet pickles
16. Bread & Butter pickles
17. Cucumber pickles, sliced
round/spear
18. Cucumber pickles, whole
19. Okra pickles, spices
showing
20. Pickled fruit
21. Relish
22. Pickles not listed
Soft Spreads
To be in pint or ½ pint jars;
1/4 inch headspace. Jams
are opaque, jellies are clear,
preserves retain the shape of
the fruit, marmalade contains
Great Plains Tire
1605 West Third, Elk City • 580-225-3677
Floral culture
All flowers and plants shown must have been grown by
exhibitor unless entered in the commercial class.
Entries not conforming to the required number of stems or
quantities will not be judged.
FLORAL CULTURE – OPEN CLASSES
Age divisions are as follows: (J)unior: 9-18 yrs (A)dult: 19+
Please designate (J)unior or (A)dult following Class number
Individual Specimens
Entries must be exhibited in suitable glass, jar or pop bottle.
CLASS:
12.( ) Rose, floribunda (1 stem)
1.( ) Canna (1 stem)
13.( ) Rose, hybrid tea (1 stem)
2.( ) Chrysanthemum (3 stems)
14.( ) Rose, miniature (1 stem)
3.( ) Dahlia (1 stem)
15.( ) Rose, other (1 stem)
4.( ) Daisy (3 stems)
16.( ) Sunflower (1 large stem)
5.( ) Geranium (1 stem)
17.( ) Zinnia (1 stem)
6.( ) Hibiscus (1 stem)
18.( ) Wildflower (3 stems)
7.( ) Hydrangea (1 stem)
19.( ) Ornamental Gourd/
8.( ) Coladium (1 stem)
Pumpkin
9.( ) Marigold (1 stem)
20.( ) Other not listed (1 stem)
10.( ) Coxcomb (1 stem)
11.( ) Periwinkle (3 stems)
Potted Plants
CLASS:
23. Blooming (6 inch pot)
24. Non-blooming
(6 inch pot)
25. Herb (6 inch pot)
26. Succulents, cactus
and others
27. Other
26. Blooming (6
inch pot)
27. Non-blooming (6
inch pot)
28. Herb (6 inch
pot)
Floral arrangements
Open Age divisions are
as follows:
(J)unior:
9-18 yrs (A)dult: 19+
Please designate (J)
unior or (A)dult following
Class number
Class:
52. Artificial
53. Christmas, artificial or
fresh
54. Fresh
55. Fresh Miniature, 7 inches
or less in height and width
56. Dried
57. Harvest, fresh using fruit/
vegetable with greenery/flowers
58. Indian Summer, autumn
colors (any material)
59. Wreath, Christmas (Artificial)
60. Wreath, Holiday (Artificial)
61. Ornamental Gourd/Pumpkins
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Home gardening
(J)
unior: 9-18 yrs
(A)dult: 19+
Please designate (J)unior or (A)dult
following Class number
Fruits & Nuts
Class
1. Apples, (3)
2. Cantaloupe, (1 specimen)
3. Grapes, (1 bunch)
4. Peaches, (3)
5. Pears, (3)
6. Watermelon, icebox (1)
7. Watermelon, oblong (1)
8. Watermelon, round (1)
9. Nuts, any variety, unshelled (8)
10. Nuts, any variety, shelled (8)
Vegetables
Class
11. Beets (3)
12. Black-eyed Peas, (8)
13. Crowder Peas (8)
14. Corn (3 ears)
15. Cucumber, (3)
16. Green Beans, (8)
17. Okra (6)
18. Onions, white, (5)
19. Onions, red, (5)
20. Onions, yellow (5)
21. Potatoes, white or russet, (5)
22. Pepper, Jalapeno or Hungarian wax
pepper, (5)
23. Pepper, other hot pepper, (5)
24. Pepper, sweet banana pepper, (3)
25. Pepper, sweet bell pepper, (3)
Pumpkin
27. Squash – Summer, Patty Pan, Scallop type
(2)
28. Squash – Summer, Yellow Crooked Neck
(2)
29. Squash – Summer, Yellow, Straight Neck
(2)
30. Squash – Summer, Zucchini (2)
31. Squash – Winter, Acorn (1)
32. Squash – Winter, Butternut (1)
33. Tomatoes, Cherry (5)
34. Tomatoes, Large (3)
35. Tomatoes, Porter (3)
36. Tomatoes, Roma (3)
37. Tomatoes, Yellow pear (5)
38. Garden Basket, (5 or more different veg.
&/or fruits arranged in decorated basket)
39. Other Vegetable not listed
Textiles
Age divisions are as
follows: (J)unior: 9-18 yrs
(A)dult: 19+ Please designate (J)unior or (A)dult
following Class number
Best of Fair Quilt
Best of Fair Quilt will be
chosen from Full (54”x75”),
Queen(60”x80”) or King(76”x
80”) size quilts only and must
have been completed since the
last Beckham County Free Fair.
(minimum finished size must be
Full size (54”x 75”) to qualify)
CLASS:
1.Best of Fair Quilt
Quilt Block
A single, any size, (but no
larger than 15 inch), unfinished
quilt block of any design. Blocks
may be pieced, appliquéd, paper
pieced or any combination of
above techniques. Blocks will
be judged on creativity, use of
fabrics and workmanship.
CLASS:
1.Quilt Block
Quilted Textiles
CLASS:
1. Quilt, hand pieced and hand
quilted
2. Quilt, machine pieced and
hand quilted
3. Quilt, machine pieced and
machine quilted
4. Quilt, hand appliquéd and
hand quilted
5. Quilt, machine appliquéd
and hand quilted
6. Quilt, machine appliquéd
and machine
quilted
7. Quilt, preprinted and hand
quilted
8. Quilt, preprinted and machine quilted
9. Quilt, hand embroidered and
hand quilted
10. Quilt, hand embroidered
and machine quilted
11. Quilt, machine embroidered and hand quilted
12. Quilt, machine embroidered and machine quilted
13. Quilt, comforter, tacked
14. Quilt, lap (minimum 45
inches square)
15. Quilt, baby
15. Quilt, baby
Creative Textiles
CLASS:
16. Christmas Ornament,
fabric (1)
17. Christmas Stocking, selfmade
18. Christmas Stocking, from
a kit
19. Christmas Tree Skirt, selfmade
20. Christmas Tree Skirt, from
a kit
21. Coordinated Room Accessories (3 pieces)
22. Decorated Sweatshirt, selfmade or purchased
23. Decorated Shirt, self-made
or purchased
24. Decorated T-shirt, selfmade or purchased
25. Decorated Vest, self-made
or purchased
26. Decorated Tote Bag, selfmade or purchased
27. Pillowcases, painted (2)
28. Purse, fabric
29. Tea Towels, painted (3)
30. Terry Towels, decorated
(3-piece set)
31. Wall Hanging, quilted (less
than 24 inches wide), ready to
hang
32. Wall Hanging, quilted (24
inches or more), ready to hang
33. Wall Hanging, (textile not
listed), ready to hang
34. Other Item not listed
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Good
luck to
everyone
at the fair
First National Bank
& Trust of Elk City
Elk City • 225-2580
“There is a Difference”
Sayre • 928-2580
fnbec.com
Equal Housing
Lender
Wheatheart
bread baking
contest
Sponsored by the Oklahoma Wheat Commission
COUNTY CONTEST RULES….
State Rules and other information may be found on the internet
at http://www.wheat.state.ok.us/index.html
SENIOR DIVISION
(18 years and older)
CLASS
#1 White Bread
#2 Whole Grain Bread
#3 Dinner Rolls
#4 Other Wheat Breads
#5 Sweet Breads
#6 Bread Machine
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Enjoy the
2013 Fair!
JUNIOR DIVISION(Under
18 years of age at time of county
entry)
CLASS
#7 White Bread
#8 Dinner Rolls
#9 Other Wheat Breads
#10 Sweet Breads
#11 Specialty Breads
#12 Bread Machine
County winners (excluding bread machine class) will receive
awards from the Oklahoma Wheat Commission. Premiums will be
provided only if the individual county does so.
Recipes winning first place at the 2012 State Contest are ineligible to compete.
Each entry must be prepared and baked by the person whose
name is on the entry form.
The same person may not win Champion, Reserve Champion
or Bread Machine Class. Two separate people should win, unless
entries do not offer that selection.
Recipe must accompany entry at county and state level. Entries
that are eligible to compete at state level will provide 2 recipes
– one at county fair (which will be mailed to Commission office
by county Home Economist) and bring one with entry at state
competition.
•Whole Grain Bread Class #2 – No white flour included. Dough
enhancers, vital wheat gluten and whole grains, in addition to
whole wheat, are permissible.
• Dinner rolls should consist of three (3) rolls per entry. Any
shape acceptable.
• Specialty Shapes Class #11 – Let your imagination go: animals,
people, objects, etc. All garnishes must be edible.
The other wheat breads, class #’s 4 and 9 will include other
breads made with yeast such as cheese, French, onion, sourdough,
challah, etc. NO QUICK BREADS. (Breads must use yeast as a
leavening agent.)
Wheathearts sponsored Bread Baking Contest is to be judged
separately from the county fair open class division.
• County Champion and Reserve Champion from each division
are eligible for state competition (see exception below) at the State
Fair of Oklahoma .
• One (1) Bread Machine entry from each division class #’s 6
and 12, determined by county judge, will be eligible for competition at state level. Bread machine entries will not be eligible for
County Champion or Reserve Champion at
county level or eligible for Grand Champion at State level.
Social Security number is mandatory for state competition.
The 2012 State Fair of Oklahoma catalog contains the final
written rules governing this contest. If questions arise,
check the catalog, or call (405) 608-4350.
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Member
FDIC
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123 West Main Street, Sayre, OK • 580-928-5511
www.interbankok.com
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Go for the
blue ribbon!
We would like to wish everyone
who has entered in any of the
competitions good luck at the fair!
Northfork Electric Cooperative, Inc.
301 East Main, Sayre, OK 73662
Phone: 580-928-3366 • Fax: 580-928-3105

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