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COALGATE
Volume 131 Number 9
COALGATE, OKLAHOMA 74538
RECORD
REGISTER
Coal County (USPS 120140)
50¢
Wednesday, MAY 14, 2014
Former CHS athlete and valedictorian
to speak at Hall of Fame banquet
Mr. Tom McDaniel, a 1956
graduate of Coalgate High
School, will be the keynote
speaker for the first Coalgate
Athletic Hall of Fame
banquet. The banquet will be
held May 24 beginning at 5:00
p.m. at the school cafeteria.
Tickets are on sale at
various locations in
Coalgate.
Mr.
McDaniel
currently serves as
President ofAmerican
Fidelity Foundation,
after having served
as President and
Chancellor
of
Oklahoma
City
University
from
2001-2011. He retired
as Vice Chairman
and Director of Kerr
McGee Corporation
in 2000. He then
served as President
of
Northwestern
Oklahoma
State
University, becoming
the first graduate of
that school to ever
serve as its president,
before joining OCU.
Prior
to
Kerr
McGee, McDaniel served
as Administrative Director
of Courts for the State of
Oklahoma. Tom is very
active in the community
serving on numerous boards
and commissions.
He
currently serves as Chairman
Mr. Tom McDaniel
of the Citizens Board for
Oklahoma City’s MAPS 3
projects.
Tommy quarterbacked the
Wildcat district champion
and state football playoff
team as a senior and started
on the state tournament
basketball team his
junior year. He was
a four-year letterman
while playing four
sports for the Wildcats.
In
addition,
he
graduated valedictorian
in the class of 1956.
Tom was awarded
an athletic scholarship
to
Northwestern
Oklahoma
State
University and started
on both the Ranger
football
team
and
basketball team. He
graduated in 1960 with
a business degree; and
in 1963 graduated with
a Juris Doctorate degree
from the University of
Oklahoma College of
Law.
Tom
has
been
married to Brenda Sue
McDaniel since 1959. They
have three sons — Mark, a
lawyer with Devon Energy;
Randy, a state representative
in Oklahoma City; and
Lance, Executive Director
of the Dead Center Film
Festival. Tom and Brenda
have five grandchildren.
Tickets to the Hall of Fame
banquet should be purchased
by May 15 so an approximate
number can be given to the
caterer. Tickets will be sold
at the door, but a full steak
dinner cannot be guaranteed.
See ad elsewhere in paper for
a list of places where tickets
are available.
Mullin town hall
meeting Friday
Congressman Markwayne Mullin (OK-2) will hold a town hall
meeting in Coalgate on Friday, May 16. The meeting will be from
12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the public meeting room at the Coalgate
Public Library located at 115 W. Ohio.
Congressman Mullins’ town hall meetings are open to the public.
Coalgate Football
Festival May 23
Coalgate’s 1st Annual Football Festival is scheduled for May 23
at 5:30 p.m. at the Donald Mike Mayer Field.
Events taking place will be a powder puff football game played
by Coalgate High School girls, an alumni flag football game,
and a spring game played by the Coalgate Wildcats. Coalgate
cheerleaders will perform at halftime of the spring game.
More information on the festival will be published next week.
COAL COUNTY SENIOR LUNCHEON — These beautiful young ladies are members of the Coalgate High School graduating class of 2014. From
left (front) – Courtney Warren, Shelby Martindale, Ashley Yarbrough, Adrianne Long, Kendra Coslow, Mekyla Carney-Jacobs, Ashley Stiles, Amber
Loudermilk; (middle row) – Jacie Farris, Whitney Williams, Landon Garcia, Ericka Bowker, Morgann Sandmann; (back) – Courtney Kersey, Kayla
Lane, Stacey Earles, Katy Blackmon, Samantha Faudree, Kenia Starry, Heather Fugate, Jerrica Burnette. Sponsored by the Coalgate Lions Club,
FirstBank and Coal County Womens Club, the senior luncheon was held at the Coalgate Park Community Center.
COAL COUNTY SENIOR LUNCHEON — Twenty-three young men from Coalgate High School attended the 2014 senior luncheon sponsored by
FirstBank, Coalgate Lions Club and the Coal County Womens Club. Tracy Penney, a member of the Coalgate Board of Education, was keynote
speaker. Shown from left (front) – Keith Tuck, Christopher Cole, Tristan Williams, Tyler Sam, Jesse Pebworth, Willie Clyde McKinney, Anthony
Graham, Tyler Brown, Cody Powell; (middle row) – Tyler Price, Nathan Price, Sam Anderson, Coy Burns, Dylan Little, Jeremiah Weeden; (back)
– Dillon Williams Fuller, T.J. Maynard, Ty Mowdy, Jerad Stephens, Dalton Standridge, Taylor Airington, Tyler Wolfe, Dominick Simonson. Additional
pictures on page A-2.
PAGE A-2—COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—MAY 14, 2014
Coal County
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Tupelo High School seniors Kurston Chamberlain, left,
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LEGAL NOTICE
The 2014 recipients of the Coal County Womens Club scholarships were Courtney Warren, Coalgate HS; Kurston
Chamberlain, Tupelo HS; and Shelby Martindale, Coalgate HS, from left. The scholarships were presented by Leigha
Ryan, president of the Womens Club, far right.
(Published in the Coalgate Record
Register May 14 & 21, 2014, 2t)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
IN AND FOR COAL COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF EVA JUANITA SHORES,
DECEASED.
Case No. PB-2014-4
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Matter of the Estate of Eva
Juanita Shores, late of the City of
Coalgate, County of Coal, State of
Oklahoma.
All persons having claims against
said Eva Juanita Shores, deceased,
are required to present the same
with the necessary vouchers to the
undersigned, duly appointed and
qualified Personal Representative of
the estate of said deceased, at the
office of Hackler and Hackler, 19 East
Carl Albert Parkway, P. O. Box 954,
in the City of McAlester, County of
Pittsburg and State of Oklahoma, on
or before the following presentment
date: the 14 day of July , 2014 or
the same will be forever barred.
Dated this 9th day of May 2014.
S)Walter D. Shores
Walter Dwayne Shores
Personal Representative
Deborah L. Hackler
Hackler and Hackler
P. O. Box 954
McAlester, Oklahoma 74502
(918) 423-0140
Attorney for Personal
Representative
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The 2014 Coalgate Lions Club scholarships were awarded to Dalton Standridge, Coy Burns, and Tyler Price. At far left is Bill Smith, club president.
On right is member Cole Boatright.
COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—MAY 14, 2014—PAGE A-3
Lady Wildcat duo competes at state meet
—Adrianne Long and Mary Harper represent Coalgate in elite field
By HERMAN BROWN
Coalgate correspondent
Coalgate High School sent
two Lady Wildcats to Moore
last weekend to compete in
the Class 3A’s State Track and
Field State Championships.
Senior Adrianne Long
qualified in the 1600 meter
run. She was joined at the
state meet by junior Mary
Harper.
In the recent regional event,
Long had finished in third
place. She won a bronze
medal with a time of 6:05.99.
Harper had also won a
bronze medal during the
regional meet. The CHS
junior ran a 28.71 to grab third
place.
At Moore, Adrianne Long
ran the mile in a time of
6:18.59. She finished 15th in
the state meet.
Coalgate’s
200-meter
sprinter, Mary Harper, ran a
29.27 in the preliminary. The
effort left her in 16th place in
the field. That ended her stay
in the state meet as only the
top 8 performers advance into
the finals.
With the season now
complete, here is a brief look
at the athletes in the Coalgate
High School track and field
program:
LADY WILDCATS Seniors Alyson Chapman,
Adrianne Long, Jerrica
Burnette and Ashley Stiles;
juniors Mary Harper, Darby
Kingston, Teryn Robben,
Morgan Cole, Madisson
Powell and Angel Lawson;
and freshmen Emily Kingston,
Bridgett Delsigne and Abby
James.
WILDCATS - Seniors
Cody Powell, Tyler Wolfe and
Dominick Simonson; juniors
Gaven Ott and C.J. Bills;
sophomores Rob Penney, C.J.
Cole, Eric Strother, Colby
Jones, Kevin Thompson,
Jackson
Hales,
Cliff
Tomlinson and Seth Walkup;
and freshman Jonathon
Lawson.
--AT A GLANCE
200 Meter Dash
Heat 1 - Prelims
1 McIntire, Cassidy, 10,
Chelsea
2 McAlester, Wilisha, 10,
Hugo
3 Jackson, Kayla, 11, Victory
Christ
4 Phillips, Kaici, 9, Spiro
5 Stallings, Brittany, 12,
Okmulgee
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6 Stadler, Karis, 10, Heritage
Hal
7 Scott, Tailor, 9, Okla.
Centennial
8 Harper, Mary, 11, Coalgate
--200 Meter Dash
Preliminaries
1st - Stallings, Brittany, 12,
Okmulgee, 25.87
2nd - Hill, Jodie, 10, Heavener,
26.08
3rd - Jackson, Kayla, 11,
Victory Christ, 26.57
4th - Phillips, Kaici, 9, Spiro,
26.80
5th - Powdrill, Diamond, 11,
Okmulgee, 26.81
6th - McAlester, Wilisha, 10,
Hugo, 26.95
7th - Williams, Natalie, 9,
Perry, 27.13
8th - Cheadle, Infiniti, 12,
Tishomingo, 27.18
9th - McIntire, Cassidy, 10,
Chelsea, 27.63
10th - Stadler, Karis, 10,
Heritage Hall, 27.93
11th - McDaniels, Jaci, 9,
Perkins-Tryon, 27.95
12th - Conner, Heather, 9,
Pawhuska, 28.43
13th - Scott, Tailor, 9, Okla.
Centennial, 28.58
14th - Finley, Taylor, 12,
Perry, 28.68
15th - Turner, Tori, 11,
Okemah, 29.08
16th - Harper, Mary, 11,
Coalgate, 29.27
--1600 Meter Run
Qualifiers
Moore, Kayten, 10, Jones
High
Smith, Rachel, 9, Cascia Hall
Fairres, Jessica, 11, Henryetta
Wensler, Bailey, 11, PerkinsTryon
Roberts, Lauren, 10, Heritage
Hall
Walker,
Savannah,
10,
Chelsea
Wreth, Gracye, 9, Kingston
Long, Adrianne, 12, Coalgate
Holmes, Kyla, 9, SequoyahTahlequah
McCary, Kaci, 11, Chisholm
Rich, Mykala, 10, Vian High
Robinett,
Falon,
10,
Chisholm
Rich, Rylee, 10, Marlow
Lovelace, Taylor, 9, Verdigris
VanMeter,
Daisy,
10,
Henryetta
Gordon, Cheyenne, 10,
Holdenville
--1600 Meter Run
1st - VanMeter, Daisy, 10,
Henryetta, 5:22.68
2nd - Robinett, Falon, 10,
Chisholm, 5:33.74
3rd - Fairres, Jessica, 11,
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register, May 14 & 21, 2014, 2t)
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER UTILITIES TRUST
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Notice is hereby given that the McGee Creek Authority (Authority) will
electronically receive and open sealed Bids for the construction of:
McGee Creek Authority
Project WMC-019
McGee Creek Operation and Maintenance (O & M) Facility Improvements
in the Office of the City Clerk, 2nd Floor, Municipal Building, 200 N. Walker,
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102, until 10:00 a.m., on the 10th day of June,
2014. Bids shall be opened electronically at the above stated time for receipt of
Bids or as soon thereafter as practicable.
Bids shall be made in accordance with this Notice to Bidders and the Bidding
Documents which are on file online at http://www.bidsync.com and available for
examination.
Bidders shall be prequalified in accordance with City of Oklahoma City
Ordinance No. 20,815. Bidders shall be preregistered for Electronic Bidding
Process at http://bidsync.com.
Mandatory Pre-Bid Conference: A mandatory Pre-Bid Conference will be
held May 29, 2014, at 2:00 p.m., at the Utilities Department, 420 West Main,
Suite 500, Conference Room A, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102, which is a
prequalification requirement.
Additional information is contained in the Bidding Documents. Prior to
bidding this project, Bidders must carefully read the Bidding Documents (and
addenda, if any) and the City of Oklahoma City Standard Specifications for
Public Improvements prior to bidding this project.
Optional Pre-Bid Site Visit: An optional Site Visit will be held May 27, 2014,
at 11:00 a.m., at the McGee Creek Operations and Maintenance Facility, 555
South Farris Road, Atoka, Oklahoma 74525.
Henryetta, 5:34.05
4th - Rich, Rylee, 10, Marlow,
5:34.71
5th - McCary, Kaci, 11,
Chisholm, 5:35.52
6th - Rich, Mykala, 10, Vian,
5:36.66
7th - Wensler, Bailey, 11,
Perkins-Tryon, 5:44.91
8th - Wreth, Gracye, 9,
Kingston, 5:49.52
9th - Smith, Rachel, 9, Cascia
Hall, 5:53.76
10th - Roberts, Lauren, 10,
Heritage Hall, 6:01.13
11th - Gordon, Cheyenne, 10,
Holdenville, 6:02.86
12th - Holmes, Kyla, 9,
S e q u o y a h - Ta h l e q u a h ,
6:03.36
13th - Walker, Savannah, 10,
Chelsea, 6:03.38
14th - Moore, Kayten, 10,
Jones, 6:11.55
15th - Long, Adrianne, 12,
Coalgate, 6:18.59
16th - Lovelace, Taylor, 9,
Verdigris, 6:23.30
--TEAM FINALS
Class 3A Girls
1) Henryetta, 104
2) Okmulgee, 75
3) Spiro, 40
4) Victory Christian, 38
4) Idabel, 38
6) Chisholm, 37
--Class 3A Boys
1) Marlow, 71
2) Heritage Hall, 58
4) Jones, 40
6) Spiro, 34
3) Kansas, 43
4) Lone Grove, 40
3.5” x 2.5” | Maximum Font Size: 30 pt
Congratulations, graduates.
Taylor P Howard
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PAGE A-4—COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—MAY 14 , 2014
Service Saturday for Mary Ellen Fullingim
Memorial services for Mary Ellen (Powell)
Fullingim, will be Saturday, May 17, 2014 at
the First United Methodist Church in Coalgate,
OK at 10:30 a.m. with Pastor Lyle Shipley officiating.
May was born December
10, 1924 to Noel and Eva (Karr)
Powell of Coalgate and passed
away April 10, 2014 in Springfield, MO at the age of 90 years.
She attended school at Nixon
and Coalgate. On June 7, 1948
she married Leroy Fullingim
and was a homemaker, beautician (owning her own shop),
seamstress (maker of beautiful
drapes), and her love was quilting. She was of the Methodist
faith, where she attended regularly. Mary loved her family,
being a MeMe, to grandchildren, great grandchildren and great-great grandchildren. Her
friends were a big part of her life, and she loved
sitting around quilting and drinking coffee with
them.
Survivors include her son, Donald Fullingim of Springfield, MO; sisters, Jean Jinkins
of Ada and Pauline Guinn of
Corpus Christi, TX; brothers,
John Powell and wife, Becky
of Coalgate; sister-in-law, Luann Powell of Tushka; grandchildren, Wade Fullingim,
and Melisia May; five great
grandchildren; one great-great
grandchild and many special
friends, along with many nieces, nephews and other relatives
and loved ones.
She was preceded in death
by her parents, Noel and Eva
(Karr) Powell; husband, Leroy
Fullingim; sister, Mona Lay;
and brothers, Warren Powell, Raymond Powell
and Floyd Powell.
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Funeral services for Ralynn Jay Thompson,
a Coalgate resident, were held Monday, May
12, 2014 at 2:00 p.m. at Brown’s Funeral Chapel in Coalgate with Pastor David Unsell officiating. Burial was in Coalgate Cemetery with
Brown’s Funeral Service of Coalgate in charge
of arrangements.
Ralynn was born September 30, 1990 to R. J. and Vickie
(Gaylor) Thompson at McAlester, OK and passed away May
7, 2014 at Coalgate at the age
of 23. He graduated from Coalgate High School in 2010. He
had also attended Wyo-Tech
Auto Body and Collision repair school. Ralynn worked
as a Derek hand for work over
rigs and labor for pipeline. He
married Natasha (Livingston)
on September 30, 2013. Ralynn
loved working on cars and restoring them. He
loved the outdoors and cooking.
Survivors include his wife, Natasha Livingston Thompson of the home in Coalgate; son,
Bennett Ray Thompson of the home; parents,
Mike and Vickie Hefley of Coalgate; brother,
Bobby and Heridy Gaylor of Wichita, KS; sis-
ters, Kalandra Kirby Gaylor of Durant, Mandy
Swafford of Tahlequah and Madi Kiser of Atoka; nieces and nephews, Allie Gaylor and Espen
Gaylor, Adreyen Swafford, Asler Swafford, Axl
Swafford and Amren Swafford; mother-in-law,
Belinda and Jerry Bumpass; fathers-in-law Jason
Livingston and Brad Thompson; sisters-in-law,
Little Emma and Sebien; brothers-in-law, Easton and Connor;
grandparents, Nelma Lacy and
R. J. and Pat Thompson; biological father, R. J. Thompson, Jr.;
along with other relatives and
many dear and loved friends.
His grandparents, Betty and
Harvey Gaylor, Howard and
Shirley Hefley, Marjorie and
Dan Droke and Al Lacy, preceded him in death.
Casketbearers were Eric
Hamilton, David Cagle, Wesley
Gaylor, Aaron Gaylor, William Gaylor, Brian
Courson and Bennett Thompson; honorary casketbearers were Joe Gaylor, Charlie Gaylor, Tim
Hefley, B. J. Howell, Dustin Grigg, Eddie Merritt, Alvin Grigg, and Coby McCreary.
In lieu of flowers, the family request that
donations be made at the FirstBank for college
fund for Bennett Thompson.
Oklahoma Highway Patrol Report
“Click It or Ticket”
Law enforcement agencies
across the state will be taking
part in the annual “Click It or
Ticket” mobilization May 19
through June 1, cracking down
on drivers and passengers who
are not buckled up according
to state law.
“Those who choose not to
wear a seat belt will feel the
heat during this campaign,”
said OHP Lt. Troy German,
statewide occupant protection
coordinator. “Motorists should
buckle up every time they go
out, both day and night – no
warnings and no excuses.”
Oklahoma law requires
drivers and front seat
passengers age 13 and over
to have a safety belt properly
fastened at all times the vehicle
is being operated. Children age
12 and younger are required to
be properly restrained in the
appropriate car seat, booster
seat or seat belt, according to
the child’s age and weight.
“We can’t make the decision
to buckle up for you, and we
hope it won’t take getting a
ticket to help you remember to
fasten that seat belt or buckle
your child correctly,” German
said. “Unless you want to risk
a ticket – or, even worse, your
life – you must buckle up.”
According to the National
Highway
Transportation
Administration, seat belts save
about 13,000 lives each year.
The nationwide campaign
runs through the Memorial
Day holiday weekend, when
numerous motorists are on the
roads.
Drug Arrest
Clinton Samuel Michalk, 39,
Tishomingo, was arrested April
29 by trooper Heath Davidson
after Davidson observed a
motorcycle weaving from the
centerline to the white fog
line as it traveled east on Ohio
Street in Coalgate. The driver
kept rubbing several areas of
his body while driving with
one hand and was having
problems controlling the Harley
Davidson, the trooper states in
his probable cause affidavit.
After stopping the cycle,
Davidson noticed that Michalk
was having uncontrollable
body tremors and exaggerated
reflexes. Michalk admitted
to using methamphetamine
the previous night and said
he was sleepy, the affidavit
states. A baggy containing
approximately 2 grams of
crystal substance was found
in Michalk’s shirt pocket. The
substance field tested positive
for methamphetamine.
Michalk was arrested and
transported to the Coal County
jail. Davidson was assisted
at the scene by trooper Mark
Benedict.
On May 1, Michalk pleaded
not guilty to felony driving
a motor vehicle while under
the influence of drugs 2nd and
subsequent and possession
of
controlled
dangerous
substance.
Michalk waived a May
8 preliminary hearing and
was bound over for trial.
He is scheduled for formal
arraignment on May 15.
Public Intoxication and
Obstructing an Officer
Joseph A. Smallwood, 53,
Antlers, OK, was arrested by
trooper John Fugate the night of
May 6 after Fugate was notified
of a possible drunk pedestrian
on U.S. Hwy. 75 near the Coal/
Atoka county line.
Fugate said as he was driving
to the area to investigate the
report, a vehicle in front of
him braked and served to the
left. Fugate then saw a man
walking on the highway and
sounded his horn and activated
his emergency lights. The
pedestrian looked back at him,
he said, and raised his hands. He
said when he stopped his patrol
unit and ordered Smallwood
to stop, Smallwood ignored
his commands and continued
walking away from him. The
officer said Smallwood was
then taken down with a leg
sweep and transported to the
Coal County jail.
Smallwood has pleaded not
guilty to misdemeanor public
intoxication and obstructing
an officer and is scheduled for
a June 20 hearing. His bond
was set at $1,500.
Actual Physical Control
of Vehicle While under the
Influence
Trooper John Ivey arrested
Christine L. Turpin, 54, Calvin,
after Coal County sheriff’s
deputy Zachary Rice notified
him of a woman in a parked
vehicle on S.H. 48 south of
Tupelo. Rice said he had
stopped to check the welfare of
the driver when he came upon
the parked vehicle.
Ivey said Turpin had an odor
of alcohol and unstable balance
and failed a field sobriety test.
She tested .11 on the state
breath test conducted at the
sheriff’s office.
Turpin pleaded not guilty to
misdemeanor actual physical
control of vehicle while under
the influence. On May 9, she
entered into a plea bargain
in which she was given a
10-month deferred sentence,
$500 fine plus costs, and
substance abuse assessment.
Lady Tigers battle to state semi-finals
—Tupelo girls beat pair of No. 1 teams before falling to Shattuck
By HERMAN BROWN
Tupelo correspondent
The Tupelo Lady Tigers had a
week of softball that most prep
teams would be ‘over the moon’
to experience.
Coach Jason Trimmer’s Lady
Tigers went to Stonewall Monday
and beat the No. 1 slow-pitch
softball team in Class 2A. The
two ‘neighbors’ used this regularseason meeting as a tune-up for
something much bigger. For
THS, it was a way to prepare for
the upcoming state tournament.
The Lady Tigers won a
marathon 9-inning victory 6-5 at
Stonewall.
Two days later, Tupelo went
to Shawnee and beat the No. 1
slow-pitch softball team in Class
A. The Lady Tigers were flying
high and looking for more.
Back-to-back wins over No.
1 ranked teams is a luxury few
softball teams get to experience.
The triumph over Red Oak
was certainly the more important
of the two wins. That’s because
it came in the quarter-finals of
the Class A slow-pitch state
tournament.
With “the team to beat” in their
rear-view mirror, the Lady Tigers
were dreaming of 2 more wins to
capture the state championship.
Sadly, Tupelo would not enjoy
the sweet taste of a championship
victory. THS’ magical ride ended
in a 9-4 loss to Shattuck in the
semi-finals. Shattuck would go
on to win the title with a 6-5 win
over Arnett.
Coach Trimmer paused later
to reflect on the wild week of
softball. He could not have been
more thrilled to see the Lady
Tigers beat a pair of No. 1 teams
in a 48-hour span. However, it
was the state championship he
wanted so badly for his girls.
“When we beat Red Oak, the
girls wanted to celebrate (in a
big way),” the coach said. “I
allowed myself one chest pump
for that one. But I reminded the
girls that this win over Red Oak
was not what we came to do. We
came to win three games (and
a state championship). I didn’t
want us to celebrate too much yet
because we still had something
bigger to accomplish.”
The girls had been fired up to
face the state’s top-ranked Red
Oak Lady Eagles. On the evening
before the game, the Lady Tigers
held a spirit-building ceremony.
“We had a bon fire and burned
a Red Oak jersey,” the coach
said. “The girls came out the
next day and beat Red Oak in
the state tournament. That is
why they were so fired up about
the win. But I was hoping for
something more on Wednesday.
I was thinking about winning 3
games at the state tournament.”
Prior to the state tournament,
Tupelo scored an exciting 6-5
victory over the No. 1 ranked
Class 2A Stonewall Lady
Longhorns on the SHS home
field. The victory on Monday
didn’t come until the end of a
9-inning thriller.
THS led 1-0 after 1 inning
and 2-0 after the third inning.
The Lady Tigers pushed the
advantage to 3-0 in the top of
the third. However, Stonewall
stormed back with a 4-run rally
in the bottom of the third to take
a 4-3 lead.
Stonewall played another run
in the bottom of the sixth inning
to make it a 5-3 Lady Longhorn
lead. Tupelo showed some grit in
the top of the seventh by scoring
twice to deadlock the score at 5-5.
The Lady Tigers later added the
sixth and winning run in the top
of the ninth inning. Stonewall
was unable to answer with a run
in the bottom of the ninth and
ended up losing 6-5.
Tupelo bats pounded out 14 hits
in the win. Meanwhile, Stonewall
managed only a half-dozen hits.
THS’ offensive assault was led
by 4 Lady Tigers with multiplehit games.
Haley Ellis was one hero with
a 3-for-4 showing that included 2
runs scored and 1 RBI.
Kurston Chamberlain was
2-for-3 with 2 RBI. Courtney
Hickman was 2-for-5 with 1
RBI. Paige Vick was also 2-for-5 with
1 run scored and 1 RBI. Here are the others with hits:
Brittany Sanders, 1-2, 1 RBI Phylisha Chamberlain, 1-4, 1
run scored
Kaitlin Watson, 1-4, 1 run
scored
Keara Bourland, 1-4 Lana Nelson, 1-4
The win at Stonewall proved to
the Lady Tigers they could beat
the best team in Class 2A softball.
What they were still wondering
was if they could beat the No. 1
team in Class A softball. They
wouldn’t have to wait long to get
that answer.
On Wednesday, Tupelo needed
another late-game rally to save
a victory. The Lady Tigers put
down the Red Oak Lady Eagles
5-4 with an incredible 3-run
rally in the bottom of the seventh
inning.
THS led 1-0 after 1 inning of
action. Red Oak responded with
a 3-run burst in the top of the
second inning. The Lady Eagles
extended the advantage to 4-1
with a run in the top of the third
frame.
Tupelo managed to cut the
deficit to 4-2 with a run in the
bottom of the fourth inning.
However, the Lady Tigers were
in a bad spot when the bottom of
the seventh inning arrived. They
were still down 4-2 and needing 2
to tie or 3 to win.
Kurston Chamberlain led off
the inning with a single. Phylisha
Chamberlain followed with a
single. Amber Cosar came up
next and singled to load the bases.
There was suddenly a growing
hope in the Tupelo dugout –
and with their rabid fans in the
stands.
Red Oak’s coach called time
to talk to his pitcher and defense.
That gave Lucy Palmer a chance
to ask her coach an important
question.
“We had been taking on the first
pitch,” Coach Trimmer recalls.
“But Lucy ask if they throw it flat,
is it OK for her to take a swing at
it. They figured we’d be taking
on the first pitch. I told her it was
OK if she got one flat to swing at
it.”
The Red Oak pitcher tossed
up a flat pitch, just as Lucy
expected. The move-in from
Coalgate blasted the ball over the
defenders’ heads to drive home
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the Chamberlain sisters to tie the
game at 4-4.
Coach Trimmer then made an
offensive move. He called on
‘Ms. Dependable’ Lana Nelson
in a crucial pitch-hit role. Nelson
was hitting for Kaitlin Watson.
The Red Oak coach took no
chances with Nelson and issued
her an intentional walk.
That loaded the bases and
the table was set for victory.
However, a pop fly out followed
to make it 2 away.
The stage was now set for
Paige Vick to bat in a pressure
situation. Tupelo was desperate
to end the game in the bottom
of the seventh - and not give the
Lady Eagles a chance in extra
innings.
Coach Trimmer offered Paige
a solid piece of advice.
“If she throws it flat on the first
pitch, try to hit it over the fence,”
the coach suggested.
Paige responded to a blast that
appeared to be over the rover’s
head for the game-winning RBI.
Amber Cosar was the runner on
third base and saw the mighty
blow. Amber immediately raced
toward home plate. However, the
rover made an incredible fallingdown catch in the outfield.
“Get back and tag up,”
screamed Coach Trimmer to
Cosar, who also happened to fall
down on the play. She jumped
up and raced back to touch third
base. She then rocketed toward
home plate, hoping to beat
the throw and score the gamewinning run. She slid into home
plate ahead of the throw to secure
the victory, 5-4.
Tupelo had out-hit the Lady
Eagles 11-8 in seven innings. The
top 3 offensive players for THS
included Courtney Hickman, 2-3,
with 1 run scored, 1 RBI; Amber
Cosar, 2-3, with 1 run scored;
and Kurston Chamberlain, 2-3,
with 1 run scored.
Here are the other 5 hitters in
the win:
Phylisha Chamberlain, 1-2, 1
run scored, 1 RBI
Brittany Sanders, 1-3, double,
1 run scored, Luci Palmer, 1-3, 2-run double
in 7th to tie
Keara Bourland, 1-3
Haley Ellis, 1-3
This was one of the most
exciting and major wins for
the Lady Tigers in a long time.
Tupelo had just eliminated the
tournament favorite in a firstround shocker. The road to the
state championship was now
clear for the quarter-final winners
- Tupelo, Shattuck, New Lima
and Arnett. That total would be
cut in half in the next round.
In their semi-final game, Tupelo
stumbled defensively in the first
inning. The Lady Tigers began a
series of errors that would climb
to 5 in short order.
“We made 5 errors and they
scored off of every error,” the
THS coach said. “It was brutal.
We dropped a routine fly on the
very first play of the game. We
made another error in the second
inning, an error in the third
inning and 2 in the fourth inning.
Continued on Page A-6
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Drug arrest
Lucas Jay Lancaster,
24,
Coalgate,
was
charged May 8 for
felony possession of
methamphetamine
plus
misdemeanor
possession of marijuana
and possession of drug
paraphernalia.
Assistant Chief of
Police Steven Jett states
in his probable cause
affidavit that Lancaster
was arrested May 7
following a traffic stop.
Lancaster was a passenger
in a vehicle having a
cracked windshield and
an expired tag.
After
Lancaster
was arrested on an
outstanding Coal County
warrant, Jett found
a baggie containing
marijuana in Lancaster’s
pocket. After the driver
stated that an open bottle
of liquor was in the
vehicle and consented to
a search of the vehicle,
the officer found a
syringe containing a
clear liquid in the pocket
of a pair of jeans. Both
the driver and Lancaster
said the jeans belonged to
Lancaster, and Lancaster
admitted that the syringe
was his. He was arrested
and transported to jail.
Lancaster has pleaded
not guilty to the charges
and is scheduled to return
to court on May 22. His
bond was set at $12,000.
Driving under the
influence
Toby Wayne Neal, 23,
Tupelo, was arrested in
Coalgate on May 3 for
driving a motor vehicle
while under the influence
of alcohol aggravated.
Assistant Chief Steven
Jett said he stopped
Neal’s vehicle after
the vehicle crossed the
fog line twice and the
centerline once.
Neal had bloodshot
eyes, a strong odor
alcohol,
and
was
unsteady on his feet,
Jett said. An 18-pack of
beer and an open beer
were on the passenger
floorboard, and Neal told
the officer he had been
drinking “a lot.” He was
arrested and transported
to jail where he agreed
to a state breathalyzer
test. He tested above the
legal limit at 0.19.
Driving under the
influence
Assistant Chief Steven
Jett arrested Klyford
Troy David Palmer, 20,
Coalgate, on May 4 for
driving a motor vehicle
of alcohol aggravated.
Jett said when he
stopped Palmer’s vehicle
on a traffic violation, he
observed that Palmer had
a strong odor of alcohol
and slurred speech
and could not follow
directions. He initially
stated he had not been
Coal County District
Court Records
Felonies
Clinton
Samuel
Michalk, Tishomingo
– Driving a motor
vehicle while under the
influence of drugs 2nd
and subsequent.
Clinton
Samuel
Michalk, Tishomingo –
Possession of controlled
dangerous substance.
Coalgate,
OK
–
dangerous substance.
Chance Adrian Griffin,
Allen, OK – Knowingly
concealing
stolen
property.
Misdemeanors
Jesse
Taylor
Hawkins, Tupelo, OK –
dangerous
substance;
unlawful
possession
of drug paraphernalia;
transporting
loaded
firearm in motor vehicle;
carrying firearm while
under the influence of
alcohol.
Toby Wayne Neal,
Tupelo, OK – Driving
a motor vehicle while
under the influence of
alcohol.
Christine L. Turpin,
Calvin, OK – Actual
physical control of
vehicle while under
the influence 2nd and
subsequent.
Klyford Troy David
Palmer, Coalgate, OK –
Driving a motor vehicle
of alcohol.
Joseph A. Smallwood,
Antlers, OK – Public
intoxication; obstructing
an officer.
Coalgate,
OK
–
dangerous
substance;
unlawful possession of
drug paraphernalia.
Martin Ray Hackney,
Allen, OK – Obtaining
merchandise by false
pretenses.
Rebecca Joann Stacey,
Durant, OK – Obtaining
cash by bogus check/
false pretenses.
Civil
Midland
Funding
LLC vs Susan Duncan –
Indebtedness.
Ford Motor Credit
Co. vs Debra Casey –
Indebtedness.
Portfolio
Recovery
Assn. LLC vs April
Jencik – Indebtedness.
Portfolio
Recovery
Assn. LLC vs Maelisa
Hunter – Indebtedness.
Ashley
Nicole
McFadden – Petition for
name change.
Small Claims
Mary Hurley Hospital
vs Janine Duncan –
Money judgment.
vs Debbie Bible – Money
judgment.
vs Lori Warren – Money
judgment.
vs Dianna Capps Ringels
– Money judgment.
Divorces
Farra Renee Ybarra vs
Arrell Dustin Ybarra.
Jessica Srock vs
Preston Srock.
Lasandra Johnston vs
Royce Lee Johnston.
Marriages
Daniel R. Yoder and
Karen Sue Miller, both
of Clarita, OK.
Nick Dewayne Hickle,
Atoka, and Goldie Phenia
Wilson, Coalgate.
drinking but then told
the officer had had a
couple of 24 oz. beers.
A had a 24 oz. beer can
in the cup holder.
Palmer was arrested
and transported to jail
where he tested .16 on
a breathalyzer test. He
has entered a plea of not
guilty and is scheduled
to return to court on June
20. His bond was set at
$1,000.
Bogus check
Rebecca Stacey, 39,
Durant, OK, was charged
May 8 with obtaining
cash by bogus check/
false pretenses.
Chief Kenny Pebworth
states in his probable
cause affidavit that
Stacey cashed the $80
check at a Coalgate
convenience store on
April 26.
Stacey told him that
she took the check to
the convenience store
for another person at
his request and that she
had given the $80 to that
person.
A warrant for Stacey’s
arrest was issued May 8.
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register April 30, May 7 & 14,
2014, 3t)
WITHIN AND FOR COAL COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance, Inc.,
Plaintiff,
vs.
Hugh J. Folsom, et al.,
Defendants.
Case No. CJ-14-7
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO:
The Unknown Spouse of Hugh J. Folsom, if any, The unknown
successors of Leo B. Thomas, deceased, The unknown
successors of Lizzie Monroe, Full Blood Chickasaw Citizen Roll
# 476,
You, and each of you, are hereby notified that you have been
sued by the Plaintiff above named, in the above entitled Court,
and you must answer the Petition of the Plaintiff on file in the
above styled and numbered cause on or before the 22nd day of
June, 2014, or judgment will be rendered against the interest
of each, or any of you, foreclosing your interest in and to the
following described real property, situated in Coal County, State
of Oklahoma, to-wit:
A tract of land lying in and being a part of the NE/4 of NW/4
of NW/4 of Section 29, Township 2 North, Range 8 East, Coal
County, Oklahoma; said tract of land being more particularly
described as follows: Commencing at the Northwest corner
of Said NW/4; thence East, along the North line of said
NW/4, a distance of 660 feet more or less to a point being
the Northwest corner of said NE/4 of NW/4 of NW/4 and the
point of beginning; thence South, along the West line of said
NE/4 of NW/4 of NW/4, a distance of 660 feet; thence East
along the South line of said NE/4 of NW/4 of NW/4, a distance
of 660 feet; thence North along the East line of said NE/4
of NW/4 of NW/4, a distance of 660 feet; thence West along
the North line of said NE/4 of NW/4 of NW/4, a distance 237
feet; thence South a distance of 220.71 feet; thence West a
distance of 208.71 feet; thence North a distance of 220.71 feet
to a point on said North line; thence West along said North
line, a distance of 214 feet, to the point of beginning; and
2005 Southern MH, VIN: SSDAL445314
a/k/a RR 2 Box CR 1650
Stonewall, Oklahoma 74871
Coal County
WITNESS my hand and seal of said Court this 24th day of April,
2014.
Coal County
District Court Clerk
By:Brittany Brice
Deputy Prepared by:
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LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register May 7, 14 & 21,
2014, 3t)
OF COAL COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
VEOLIA TRANSPORTATION
Plaintiff,
Vs.
BRYAN CLEM,
Defendant.
CS-14-7
PUBLICATION NOTICE
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
TO: Bryan Clem
You are hereby notified that an action has been filed in the
District Court of Coal County, State of Oklahoma, styled Veolia
Transportation vs Bryan Clem, alleging that Plaintiff is entitled to
judgment against the Defendant.
You are hereby notified that you have been sued and must
answer the Petition filed by the Plaintiff on or before the 20th day
of June, 2014, or the allegations contained in said Petition will
be taken as true and judgment entered thereon against you as
prayed for in Plaintiff’s Petition in the amount of $6,829.30.
Given under my hand and seal this 28th day of April, 2014.
Coal County Court Clerk
Rachel Nix
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LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register May 7 & 14, 2014,
2t)
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
COAL COUNTY, CITY OF CENTRAHOMA
ENERGY GRANT PROJECT
Separate SEALED BIDS for the construction of the following
items at the Centrahoma Community Center and Town Hall.
1. Replacement of Heat & Air Units
2. Adding Insulation to building
3. Replacement of Doors and Windows
Each vendor may submit a bid on any or all items.
Bids will be received at the office of the Coal County Clerk until
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5. Age Discrimination act of 1975
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Copies of Bid Document may be obtained by contacting the
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May 5, 2014
Lady Tigers
Continued from Page A-5
It killed us because they
scored off every one of the
errors we made.”
Shattuck led 4-0 in the
first inning and 5-0 after
the third inning. Tupelo
answered with 2 runs in the
top of the fourth to make
it a 5-2 game. However,
Shattuck poured another 4
runs across the plate in the
fourth inning to make it a
9-2 game.
When the seventh inning
arrived, it was go-time for
Tupelo. This squad had
beaten No. 1 opponents
with last-inning rallies in
the 2 previous games. Was
there a third last-inning
comeback in the works?
Phylisha Chamberlain
led off the seventh with a
single. Amber Cosar came
up next and also singled.
The third batter drew a
walk to load the bases. The
Lady Tigers got a single
from Kaitlin Watson to
score a run and make it a
9-3 game. Tupelo then got
a fielder’s choice to score
another run, making it 9-4.
“That got me to thinking
that maybe we have a
chance,” Coach Trimmer
said. “We showed some
grit in this situation.”
Sadly, the next two
batters were erased on a
fly ball to shortstop and
a game-ending fly ball to
the left fielder, just behind
third base.
The game ended on a
9-4 count. For Tupelo,
there would be no magical
comeback for a third
straight game. The last out
also ended the season for
the Lady Tigers.
Courtney
Hickman
closed out the game with a
perfect 3-for-3 showing at
the plate. She also scored
1 run.
Amber Cosar was 2-for3 and scored 1 run.
Phylisha Chamberlain
was 1-for-3 and scored 2
runs. Kaitlin Watson was
1-for-3 with 1 RBI. Keara
Bourland rounded out the
hit list by going 1-for-3.
The head coach was not
thrilled with the semi-final
loss. The 5 errors and too
many fly-ball outs spelled
doom for Tupelo’s chances.
Even so, Coach Trimmer
had a simple description of
his girls for this season –
and for the future.
“They are just winners,”
he said. “They had a great
season. We’ll lose a couple
of seniors from this team,
but we’ll have a bunch of
them back next year.”
The first order of
business next season
will be to find capable
replacements for seniors
Kurston Chamberlain and
Luci Palmer.
“We will be looking for
good things next season,”
the coach said.
--The Playoffs …
AT A GLANCE
District tournament
April 25 @ Moss
Tupelo 11, Indianola 0
Indianola – 000 0 – (0-26)
Tupelo – 029 x – (11-8-0)
--Tupelo 9, Moss 0
Moss – 000 00 – (0-1-5)
Tupelo – 220 4x – (9-8-1)
--Tupelo 8, Moss 0
Moss – 000 00 – (0-2-3)
Tupelo – 500 21 – (8-12-1)
--April 28 @ Tupelo
Tupelo 11, Stuart 3
Stuart – 020 100 – (3-3-3)
Tupelo– 502 301 – (11-112)
--Regional Tournament
May 1 @ Asher
Tupelo 12, Okarche 0
Tupelo – 130 26 – (12-140)
Okarche – 000 00 – (0-23)
May 1 @ Asher
Asher 6, Tupelo 2
Asher - 010 003 2 – (6-130)
Tupelo – 000 200 0 – (27-3)
May 1 @ Asher
Tupelo 13, Okarche 8
Okarche – 004 301 0 – (88-6)
Tupelo – 320 215 x – (1312-7)
--State Tournament
Firelake @ Shawnee
Tupelo 5, Red Oak 4
Red Oak – 031 000 0 – (48-0)
Tupelo – 100 100 3 – (511-1)
--Semi-final Game
Shattuck 9, Tupelo 4
Tupelo – 000 200 2 – (48-5)
Shattuck – 401 400x – (911-1)
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register May 7, 14, 21, & 28, 2014, 4t)
NOTICE OF RESALE OF REAL ESTATE FOR TAXES
Coal County
State of Oklahoma
Notice is hereby given that, under authority and mandatory requirement of 68
O.S. § 3125-3127, each of the hereinafter described lots, tracts, and parcels of real
estate, all situated in Coal County, State of Oklahoma, will be sold at public auction
to the highest competitive bidder for cash, provided that for each parcel or tract, the
bidder offers a sum equal to or greater than two-thirds of the assessed valuation of
such real estate as fixed for the current fiscal year 2013-2014, or the total amount
of taxes, ad valorem and special, interest and costs legally due on such property
computed to and as of June 9, 2014, whichever is the lesser; said sale to be held at
the Coal County Courthouse Treasurer, State of Oklahoma beginning on the second
Monday in June, June 9, 2014 between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. and
continuing from day to day thereafter between the same hours until said sale has
been completed according to law.
It is hereby stated that each of said lots, tracts, and parcels of real estate
hereinafter listed, has remained unpaid for a period of more than three years from
the date such taxes first became due and payable; that in the schedule below
appears under caption indicating Lands (Section, Township, and Range), City or
Town, or subdivision thereof, in which located, following each described lot, tract
and parcel of real estate, in the order herein set out, the name of the owner as of
2010, the year or years for which taxes have been assessed but remain unpaid,
the total amount of all delinquent ad valorem taxes, costs and interest that have
accrued thereon and remain legally due and unpaid as of the date of first publication
of notice of Resale, the total amount of all delinquent special assessments, costs
and interest that since accrued thereon and remain due and unpaid as of the first
publication in May, the date of said resale, and the total due. On resale date one
and one-half percent further interest will have accrued plus advertising cost.
The above notice applies to the following lots, tracts and parcels, to wit:
Pina, Mildred Anderson—Coalgate Lot 17, 25’ x 25’ South 25’ of East 25’ & Lot
17 – North 25’ of East 25’, Block 64. Total due $256.28.
May, Steven L. & Linda I.—Tupelo, Lot 3, Block 31. Total due $157.46.
Elliott, Gary W. & Doris N.—Tupelo, Lots 9 & 10, Block 32. Total due $683.12.
Elliott, Doris N. & Gary W.—Tupelo, West 35’ of Lot 7, Lot 6, Block 35. Total due
$1,065.43.
McCrory, James F.—Sec. 4-1N-9E, 4 acres in SW. Total due $183.74.
Gore, Matthew S. & Cassandra R.—Sec. 20-2N-8E, 1 acre located in the S E SE
NE beg, at SE cor. of NE4; west 208.71’ – N. 0 deg. 50’ 54” – W. 208.71’ – N. 89
deg. 17’ 28” – E. a distance of 208.71’ to the point on the E. line of said NE4: thence
S. 0 deg. 50’ 54” E. a distance of 208.71’ to the point of beg.: cont. 1.0 acres more
or less. Total due $882.84.
Lee, Ronald Joe—Sec 3-2N-11E, a tract out of Lot 4 cont. 2 A. desc. As beg. at
a point at the SE corner of water dist. property: thence W. 292’ to Sec. Line – S. to
intersection of Hy 31 – thence in a NE direction along Hy ROW to POB. Total due
$267.88.
Getty Pipeline Co.—Sec. 19-3N-9E, S2 SE less a tract of land desc. in Book 454
page 446. Total due $225.80. (This piece of property could be an environmental
issue.)
Patton, Alfred—Clarita. Lots 1 – 3, Block 23. Total due $167.98.
Patton, Otto—Clarita, Lots 22 – 24, Block 23. Total due $152.18.
Gaddo, Elizabeth, Heirs—Coalgate, Lot 5, Block 33. Total due $235.25.
Witness my hand this 1st day of May, 2014.
S)Gina McNutt
County Treasurer
Coal County, Oklahoma
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register May 14, 21 & 28, 2014, 3t)
OF COAL COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Terry Beier Love and Harvey Love, wife and husband,
Plaintiffs,
vs.
Joseph A. Miller and Robyn W. Miller, if living, or if dead, their unknown
successors,
Defendants.
CV-2014-11
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO:
Joseph A. Miller and Robyn W. Miller, if living, or if dead, their unknown
successors.
You, and each of you, are hereby notified that Terry Beier Love and Harvey Love,
as Plaintiffs, have filed a Petition in the District Court of Coal County, Oklahoma, in
the above-numbered and styled cause of action, suing you, Joseph A. Miller and
Robyn W. Miller, if living, or if dead, your unknown successors. That said Petition
alleges that you are claiming some right, title, lien, estate, encumbrance, claim,
assessment, or interest in the following described real property located in Coal
County, Oklahoma:
That part of the SW/4 SE/4 SW/4 of Section 17, Township 1 North, Range 8 East,
more particularly described as follows: Beginning at the Southwest Corner of said
SW/4 SE/4 SW/4; thence North a distance of 208.7 feet; thence East a distance of
417.4 feet; thence South a distance of 208.7 feet; thence West a distance of 417.4
feet to the point of beginning.
adverse to the right, title, and interest of the Plaintiffs therein; that you have no right,
title, lien, estate, encumbrance, claim, assessment, or interest in said real property
and should be required to show in open court what claims, if any, you now have in
or to said real property adverse to the right, title, and interest of the Plaintiffs therein;
that you should be perpetually barred and enjoined from asserting any such claims in
or to said real property adverse to the right, title, and interest of the Plaintiffs therein;
that Plaintiffs are the owners of the fee simple title to said real property; and pray
for judgment against you and in favor of the Plaintiff, quieting their title to said real
property against you.
You must answer the Petition filed by the Plaintiffs on or before the 30th day of
June, 2014, or it will be accepted as true and judgment will be rendered against you,
and each of you, decreeing the Plaintiffs to be the owners of said real property and
entitled to possession thereof, and decreeing that you have no right, title, lien, estate,
encumbrance, claim, assessment, or interest in said real property, and quieting title
thereto in the Plaintiffs.
Given under my hand and seal this 12th day of May, 2014.
Rachel Nix, Court Clerk
Coal County, Oklahoma
By:S)Brittany Brice
Deputy
James R. Scrivner, OBA #8033
JAMES R. SCRIVNER, P.C.
Post Office Box 1373
Ada, Oklahoma 74820
Attorney for the Plaintiffs
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2014 at 2:00 p.m. at Mt. Olive
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Cemetery, Stringtown, OK
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Mrs. Winsor was born
June 29, 1934 to Marvin Wesley and Rilla (McKinney)
Nichols at Iron Stob, OK and
passed away May 9, 2014 at
Antlers, OK at the age of 79.
She attended Iron Stob and
Atoka schools and married
Hollis Enos Magby on January 20, 1952 at Stringtown.
He preceded her in death.
She later married Dr. Paul L.
Winsor, DVM in 1978 at Perry, OK and he preceded her
in death. Joyce owned and
operated Joyce’s Flowers in
Coalgate and owned and operated a mobile home park and
remodeled and sold mobile
homes. She was a member of
Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist
Church and loved crafts, floral designs, gardening, and
yard work. Her grandchildren
were her life.
Survivors include her children, Glenda Joyce Stinson
and husband, Wayne of Holdenville, Brenda Lois Peel and
husband, Danny, Hollis Eugene Magby and wife, Shelia, Howell Enos Magby and
wife, Kaylene, Hank Errol
Magby all of Stringtown, Melinda Leona Ferrero and husband, Mark of Kingwood, TX;
grandchildren, Staci Prater
Johnston and husband, Klent,
Traci Prater of Ada, Daniel
Lee Peel, Jr. of Stringtown,
Jenny Peel Noel and husband,
Aaron of Sobel, OK, Bradley
Magby and wife, Toni of Daisy, B. J. Magby and wife, Tiffany, Dusty Magby Thompson
and husband, Cody of Stringtown, Summer Magby Trent
and husband, Daniel of Oklahoma City, Todd Magby and
wife, Lacey of Tushka, Shana
Magby Howard and husband,
Chris of Stringtown, Shelli
Magby Reeves and husband,
Chad of Lane, Heath Magby,
Erik Magby of Stringtown,
Paden Ferrero, Dakota Ferrero of Kingwood, TX; twentyone great grandchildren; one
great-great grandchild; sister,
Marlene Peeler of Bentley,
along with nieces, nephews,
other relatives and many dear
friends.
She was preceded in death
by her parents, Marvin and
Rilla Nichols; both husbands,
Hollis Magby and Dr. Paul
Winsor; and brothers, Lester
and Wendell Nichols.
Casketbearers will be
Daniel Lee Peel, Jr., Bradley
Magby, B. J. Magby, Todd
Magby, Erik Magby, Paden
Ferrero, Dakota Ferrero, and
Heath Magby.
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LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register May 14, 2014, 1t)
BEFORE THE CORPORATION COMMISSION
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
APPLICANT: pablo energy ii, llc
RELIEF SOUGHT: separate or spEcial ALLOWABLE AS AN
EXCEPTION TO RULE NOS. 165:10-13-9(b) AND 165:10-17-11
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Section 32, Township 1 north,
Range 10 EAST, COAL County, Oklahoma
Cause CD 201403313
NOTICE OF HEARING
STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All persons, owners, producers,
operators, purchasers and takers of oil and gas, and all other interested
persons, particularly in Coal County, Oklahoma, and more particularly:
Aline Griffis; Areta B. McKenzie Trust, Milton D. McKenzie, Trustee;
Barbara Elizabeth Dale Brookshire; Barbara Lou Ireton Meek; Beta
Shale, LLC; Betty Lou Riley; O.N. Riley; BP America Production
Company; Brown Moore; Kimberly Moore; Canaan Resources, LLC;
Carol Trimble Stover; Charles D. Mayhue; Charles Hebert; Charles
Hebert; Clarence T. Mann; Coal County Gathering, LLC; Fleischaker
Mineral Company; Frankie Mann Sanders; Gordon Minerals LLC;
J.A.B. Trust, J.L. Bingham, Successor Trustee; J.D. Smith, Jr.; James
M. David and Betty J. David Declaration of Trust, James M. David and
Betty J. David, Trustees; Jamie Pearson Brassett; Janice Hixon; Jay
Petroleum, LLC dba Jay Texas Petroleum, LLC; Joe Marion Bohannon;
Jones County Minerals, Inc.; Jones Energy LLC; Journey Oil & Gas;
Kenneth L. Haggard; Kyle Russell Harris; Lance Rodney Harris;
Lanora Mann Tuttle; Larry Young; Leana Herndon; Lee M. Holmes
401(K) Plan and Trust; Margaret Rebecca Dale Millanez; Marianne B.
Jost; MEH Investments, Inc.; Mid-Continent Energy, Inc.; Parthenon
Trading Company; Pasquali Investments; Patrick E. Thornbrugh; Paul
Swafford Revocable Trust; Pride Energy Company; Randal Petroleum
Corp.; Richard and Katherine Roberts; Richard L. Trimble II; Ruedy
Family Trust, Roy C. Ruedy and Shirlee F. Ruedy, Trustees; Shannon
Austin; Shannon Reasor; Sinclair Oil & Gas Co.; SM Energy Company;
Susan Pearson Duncan; Tacoma Investments LLC; TeRay Production,
LLC; TGM Properties, Inc.; The 1984 Bart Bryan McKenzie Revocable
Trust; The 1984 Brett Allen McKenzie Revocable Trust; Triple-Jay Oil
Corporation; Vanguard Permian, LLC; W.C. Payne Energy, LLC; W.L.
(Leo) Morris; Wentworth Operating Company; WLM Energy Co, LLC;
and XTO Energy, Inc.; if living or deceased, dissolved or liquidated,
the known and unknown successors, heirs and assigns, immediate
and remote, of any and all of the above named parties.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Applicant is requesting that
the Commission enter an Order, as exception to Rule Nos. OAC
165:10-13-9(b) and OAC 165:10-17-11, amending Order No. 541478
and Order No. 619983 to authorize the Carleigh 2H-32, Carleigh 3H32, Carleigh 4H-32, Carleigh 5H-32, and Carleigh 6H-32 wells the
greater of a separate minimum production allowable or a separate
production allowable based upon the absolute open flow of the wells,
to be calculated each year, as to the Woodford common source of
supply underlying Section 32, Township 1 North, Range 10 East, Coal
County, Oklahoma. Applicant also requests that there be no transfer
of the separate allowables among the Carleigh 2H-32, Carleigh 3H-32,
Carleigh 4H-32, Carleigh 5H-32, and Carleigh 6H-32 wells and other
wells within the unit. Additionally, Applicant requests that there be no
underage or overage pertaining to the separate allowables transferred
among the subject wells or other wells in the unit.
IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that this
Cause will be heard before an Administrative Law Judge on the Initial
Hearing Docket at the Corporation Commission, Jim Thorpe Building,
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m. on the 2nd day of June, 2014,
and that this Notice be published as required by law and the Rules of
the Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Applicant and interested
parties may present testimony by telephone. The cost of telephonic
communication shall be paid by the person(s) requesting its use.
Interested parties who wish to participate by telephone shall contact
Applicant or Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing date, and provide
their name and telephone number.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that all interested persons may
appear and be heard. For information concerning this action, contact
Pablo Energy II, LLC, Land Department, P.O. Box 2945, Amarillo,
Texas 79105, Telephone: (512) 692-9806; or John E. Lee, III, Wright,
Hartsfield & Egbert, P.L.L.C., 1800 Canyon Park Circle, Suite 201,
Edmond, Oklahoma 73013, Telephone: (405) 844-7000.
CORPORATION COMMISSION OF OKLAHOMA
S)BOB ANTHONY
CHAIRMAN
S)PATRICE DOUGLAS
VICE CHAIRMAN
S)DANA L. MURPHY
COMMISSIONER
DONE AND PERFORMED THIS 7th DAY OF MAY, 2014.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION:
S)PEGGY MITCHELL
Commission Secretary
LEGAL NOTICE
OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA
RELIEF SOUGHT: INCREASED DENSITY LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION 30, TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH,
RANGE 10 EAST,
COAL COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
Cause CD 201403314
NOTICE OF HEARING
operators, purchasers and takers of oil and gas, and all other
interested persons, particularly in Coal County, Oklahoma, and more
particularly: Amber Paresa; Americana Realty Company; Areta B.
McKenzie Trust, Milton D. McKenzie, Trustee; Beta Shale, LLC;
Bo-Mc Enterprises, LLC; BP America Production Co.; Brookline
Minerals, LLC; Brown Moore; Kimberly Moore; Burlington Resources
Oil & Gas Company, LP; Canaan Resources, LLC; Centrex Operating
Company; E.F. Kurashige Trust, Irwin M. Kurashige, Trustee; Encore
Energy Partners Operating, LLC; Frances Ann Mayer Paresa; Gene
H. Jackson and Mary Jean Jackson, Co-Trustees, RHJ Family Trust;
Gene H. Jackson and Mary Jean Jackson, Co-Trustees, JAJ Family
Trust; Gentry Minerals, LLC; H.N. Murray Symonds Revocable Trust,
H.N. Symonds, Trustee; Jerry B. Baker, Individually, and as Trustee,
Bert O. Baker Family Trust; Jillian Pasquali; John L. Fitzsimons
Children’s Irrevocable Trust, L.E. Fitzsimons, Trustee; Jones County
Minerals, Inc.; Jones Energy, Inc.; Journey Oil & Gas, Inc.;Joyce
Parks Tomlinson; Lario Oil & Gas Company; MAP2004-OK; Mary
Ellen Murdoch, Trustee, Mary Ellen Murdoch Revocable Trust;
MEH Investments; Michael J. Weeks, Trustee, Michael J. Weeks
Revocable Trust; Mitchell Royalty Limited Partnership; Newfield
Exploration Mid-Continent, Inc.; Paige Pasquali; Parthenon Trading
Company; Pebble Stone Properties, LLC; Pride Energy Company;
Randall Petroleum Corp.; Sekani Exploration, LLC; Shale Royalty;
Sinclair Oil & Gas Company; SM Energy Company; Southridge
Energy, LLC; Spartan Resources, LLC; TGM Properties, Inc.; Tim W.
Munson, LLC; Vanguard Permian, LLC; Wentworth Operating Co.;
William C. Langdon & Company, Inc.; and WLM Energy Co., LLC; if
living or deceased, dissolved or liquidated, the known and unknown
successors, heirs and assigns, immediate and remote, of any and all
of the above named parties.
the Commission enter an Order to increase the well density in this
drilling and spacing unit by the drilling of two (2) additional Woodford
wells to be located in Section 30, Township 1 North, Range 10 East,
Coal County, Oklahoma.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this Cause will be heard before
an Administrative Law Judge on the Initial Hearing Docket at the
Corporation Commission, on the First Floor, Jim Thorpe Building,
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m. on the 2nd day of June,
2014, and that this Notice be published as required by law and the
Rules of the Commission.
communication shall be paid by the person or persons requesting its
use. Interested parties who wish to participate by telephone shall
contact Applicant or Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing date,
and provide their name and telephone number.
S)BOB ANTHONY
CHAIRMAN
S)PATRICE DOUGLAS
VICE CHAIRMAN
S)DANA L. MURPHY
COMMISSIONER
S)PEGGY MITCHELL
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register May 14,
2014, 1t)
RELIEF SOUGHT: LOCATION EXCEPTION LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION 30, TOWNSHIP
1 NORTH, RANGE 10 EAST, COAL COUNTY,
OKLAHOMA
Cause CD 201403315
NOTICE OF HEARING
STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All persons, owners,
producers, operators, purchasers and takers of oil and
gas, and all other interested persons, particularly in Coal
County, Oklahoma, and more particularly: Beta Shale,
LLC; BP America Production Co.; Brookline Minerals,
LLC; Canaan Resources, LLC; E.F. Kurashige Trust, Irwin
M. Kurashige, Trustee; Jillian Pasquali; Jones Energy,
Inc.; Lario Oil & Gas Company; Newfield Exploration
Mid-Continent, Inc.; Paige Pasquali; Sinclair Oil & Gas
Company; SM Energy Company; Vanguard Permian,
LLC; if living or deceased, dissolved or liquidated, the
known and unknown successors, heirs and assigns,
immediate and remote, of any and all of the above named
parties.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Applicant is
requesting that the Commission enter an Order as an
exception to Order No. 538817 dated May 3, 2007, in
order to drill, complete and produce an off-pattern well
from the Woodford common source of supply underlying
all or substantially all of Section 30, Township 1 North,
Range 10 East, Coal County, Oklahoma. The producing
interval in the Woodford common source of supply will
be no closer than 175 feet from the North line, 175 feet
from the South line, and 1,000 feet from the West line
of Section 30, Township 1 North, Range 10 East, Coal
County, Oklahoma.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this Cause will
be heard before an Administrative Law Judge on the
Initial Hearing Docket at the Corporation Commission,
on the First Floor, Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m. on the 2nd day of June, 2014,
and that this Notice be published as required by law and
the Rules of the Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Applicant and
interested parties may present testimony by telephone.
The cost of telephonic communication shall be paid by
the person or persons requesting its use. Interested
parties who wish to participate by telephone shall contact
Applicant or Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing date,
and provide their name and telephone number.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that all interested
persons may appear and be heard. For information
concerning this action, contact Pablo Energy II, LLC,
Land Department, P.O. Box 2945, Amarillo, Texas 79105,
Telephone: (512) 692-9806; or John E. Lee, III, Wright,
Hartsfield & Egbert, P.L.L.C., 1800 Canyon Park Circle,
Suite 201, Edmond, Oklahoma 73013, Telephone: (405)
844-7000.
S)BOB ANTHONY
CHAIRMAN
S)PATRICE DOUGLAS
VICE CHAIRMAN
S)DANA L. MURPHY
COMMISSIONER
DONE AND PERFORMED THIS 7th DAY OF MAY,
2014.
S)PEGGY MITCHELL
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Register May 14, 2014, 1t)
RELIEF SOUGHT: LOCATION EXCEPTION LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION 30, TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH,
RANGE 10 EAST, COAL COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
Cause CD 201403316
NOTICE OF HEARING
interested persons, particularly in Coal County, Oklahoma, and
more particularly: Beta Shale, LLC; BP America Production
Co.; Brookline Minerals, LLC; Canaan Resources, LLC; E.F.
Kurashige Trust, Irwin M. Kurashige, Trustee; Jillian Pasquali;
Jones Energy, Inc.; Lario Oil & Gas Company; Newfield
Exploration Mid-Continent, Inc.; Paige Pasquali; Sinclair Oil
& Gas Company; SM Energy Company; Vanguard Permian,
LLC; if living or deceased, dissolved or liquidated, the known
and unknown successors, heirs and assigns, immediate and
remote, of any and all of the above named parties.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Applicant is requesting
that the Commission enter an Order as an exception to Order
No. 538817 dated May 3, 2007, in order to drill, complete
and produce an off-pattern well from the Woodford common
source of supply underlying all or substantially all of Section
30, Township 1 North, Range 10 East, Coal County, Oklahoma.
The producing interval in the Woodford common source of
supply will be no closer than 175 feet from the North line, 175
feet from the South line, and 330 feet from the West line of
Section 30, Township 1 North, Range 10 East, Coal County,
Oklahoma.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this Cause will be heard
before an Administrative Law Judge on the Initial Hearing
Docket at the Corporation Commission, on the First Floor, Jim
Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m. on
the 2nd day of June, 2014, and that this Notice be published
as required by law and the Rules of the Commission.
parties may present testimony by telephone. The cost of
telephonic communication shall be paid by the person or
persons requesting its use. Interested parties who wish to
participate by telephone shall contact Applicant or Applicant’s
attorney, prior to the hearing date, and provide their name and
telephone number.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that all interested persons
may appear and be heard. For information concerning this
action, contact Pablo Energy II, LLC, Land Department, P.O.
Box 2945, Amarillo, Texas 79105, Telephone: (512) 692-9806;
or John E. Lee, III, Wright, Hartsfield & Egbert, P.L.L.C., 1800
Canyon Park Circle, Suite 201, Edmond, Oklahoma 73013,
Telephone: (405) 844-7000.
S)BOB ANTHONY
CHAIRMAN
S)PATRICE DOUGLAS
VICE CHAIRMAN
S)DANA L. MURPHY
COMMISSIONER
S)PEGGY MITCHELL
LEGAL NOTICE
RELIEF SOUGHT: INCREASED DENSITY LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION 19, TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH,
Cause CD 201403317
NOTICE OF HEARING
operators, purchasers and takers of oil and gas, and all other interested
persons, particularly in Coal County, Oklahoma, and more particularly:
A. J. & M. Partnership; Adolph P. Schuman; Alphonso Ragland;
American National Petroleum; Andrew Kenneth Morrison; Areta B.
McKenzie Trust, Milton D. McKenzie, Trustee; Audrey Louise Mayer;
Beta Shale, LLC; Bo-Mc Enterprises, LLC; BP America Production
Co.; Brian Wayne Pebworth; Brookline Minerals, LLC; Burlington
Resources Oil & Gas Company LP; Canaan Resources, LLC; Carl
A. Jump; Carlow Corporation; Carol Adamson Voiles; Cecil J. Jump;
Charles C. Johnston; Charles Kline Moore; Dana Lee Long; David A.
Bash, Trustee, David A. Bash, Jr. Living Trust; David Goodnow; Don
R. Battles; E.F. Kurashige Trust, Irwin M. Kurashige, Trustee; Eagle
River Energy Corporation; Edward C. Hallock; Eland Energy, Inc.;
Emma Regina Mayer Hendrix a/k/a Emma Regina Hendrix; Encore
Energy Partners Operating, LLC; Ernie Bellow; Fort Exploration,
LLC; Frances Ann Mayer Paresa; Gentry Minerals, LLC; George
Patrick Mayer; H. S. Ross; Henry D. Jump; Interstate Royalties Co.;
Irwin M. Kurashige, Trustee, Dennis I. Maehara Trust; J. Frederick
Van Vracken; Jack C. Hale; James A. Allega; James Bruno Mayer,
Michael Patrick Mayer, Guardian; Jamie Marie O’Shields; JJWA, LLC;
John McIssac; Johnny L. Jump; Jones County Minerals, Inc.; Jones
Energy, LLC; Joseph R. Hodge; Journey Oil & Gas, Inc.; Judy Jump
Kollmansburger; Kathleen Little; Kathy Battles; Kimberly Suzanne
Baig; Lario Oil & Gas Company; Lester G. Natto; Lucky Pair, LLC;
Margaret Mary Mayer Barton; Mayer Investment Company, LLC; MEH
Investments, Inc.; Michael A. Moran, Individually, and Trustee, Michael
A. Moran Trust; Michael Patrick Mayer a/k/a Michael Mayer; Mitchell
Royalty Limited Partnership; Moon Royalty, LLC; Newfield Exploration
Mid-Continent, Inc.; Notting Hill Properties, LLC; Oklahoma City
Water Utilities, Trust Department; P.R. Crawford Royalty Co. LLC;
Panhandle Oil and Gas, Inc.; Parthenon Trading Company; Patsy
Louise Elmore; Paul Dan Droke, Jr.; Pride Energy Company; Randal
Petroleum Corp.; Richard L. Griffith; Robert B. Bunn, Trustee, Robert
B. Bunn Revocable Living Trust; Robert Dale Adamson; Ruby F.
Kawasaki; SB Resources, LLC; Shale Royalty, LLC; Sinclair Oil & Gas
Company; SM Energy Company; Space Building Corp.; Stanford J.
Hodge, III; State of Oklahoma, Commissioners of Land Office; Steve
Long; Summit Trust, Daniel R. Willits, Trustee; Tacoma Investments,
LLC; TCD Exploration, LLC; TGM Properties, Inc.; Thomas Capucille;
Thomas Dell Mayer a/k/a Tom Dell Mayer; T-L-K an Oklahoma
Corporation; Vanguard Permian, LLC; Violet Jump; Wentworth
Operating Co.; William B. Oliver Trust, Brown Brothers Herriman
Trust Company of Texas, Successor Trustee; William Patrick Moran,
Individually, and Trustee, William Patrick Moran Trust; WLM Energy
Co., LLC; Wyoming Property Investments; and XTO Energy, Inc.; if
living or deceased, dissolved or liquidated, the known and unknown
successors, heirs and assigns, immediate and remote, of any and all
of the above named parties.
the Commission enter an Order to increase the well density in this
drilling and spacing unit by the drilling of four (4) additional Woodford
wells to be located in Section 19, Township 1 North, Range 10 East,
Coal County, Oklahoma.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this Cause will be heard before
an Administrative Law Judge on the Initial Hearing Docket at the
Corporation Commission, on the First Floor, Jim Thorpe Building,
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m. on the 2nd day of June,
2014, and that this Notice be published as required by law and the
Rules of the Commission.
communication shall be paid by the person or persons requesting its
use. Interested parties who wish to participate by telephone shall
contact Applicant or Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing date, and
provide their name and telephone number.
S)BOB ANTHONY
CHAIRMAN
S)PATRICE DOUGLAS
VICE CHAIRMAN
S)DANA L. MURPHY
COMMISSIONER
S)PEGGY MITCHELL
LEGAL NOTICE
APPLICANT: pablo energy ii, llc RELIEF SOUGHT: LOCATION EXCEPTION LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION 19, TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH,
Cause CD 201403318
NOTICE OF HEARING
more particularly: Areta B. McKenzie Trust, Milton D. McKenzie,
Trustee; Beta Shale, LLC; BP America Production Co.; Brookline
Minerals, LLC; Burlington Resources Oil & Gas Company LP;
Canaan Resources, LLC; E.F. Kurashige Trust, Irwin M. Kurashige,
Trustee; Eagle River Energy Corporation; Fort Exploration, LLC;
Jones County Minerals, Inc.; Jones Energy, LLC; Journey Oil & Gas,
Inc.; Lario Oil & Gas Company; MEH Investments, Inc.; Newfield
Exploration Mid-Continent, Inc.; Parthenon Trading Company;
Pride Energy Company; Randal Petroleum Corp.; SB Resources,
LLC; Sinclair Oil & Gas Company; SM Energy Company; Tacoma
Investments, LLC; TGM Properties, Inc.; Thomas Capucille;
Vanguard Permian, LLC; Wentworth Operating Co.; WLM Energy
Co., LLC; and XTO Energy, Inc.; if living or deceased, dissolved
or liquidated, the known and unknown successors, heirs and
assigns, immediate and remote, of any and all of the above named
parties.
that the Commission enter an Order as an exception to Order No.
537452 dated April 2, 2007, in order to drill, complete and produce
an off-pattern well from the Woodford common source of supply
underlying all or substantially all of Section 19, Township 1 North,
Range 10 East, Coal County, Oklahoma. The producing interval in
the Woodford common source of supply will be no closer than 175
feet from the North line, 175 feet from the South line, and 2,000
feet from the East line of Section 19, Township 1 North, Range 10
East, Coal County, Oklahoma.
before an Administrative Law Judge on the Initial Hearing Docket
at the Corporation Commission, on the First Floor, Jim Thorpe
Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m. on the 2nd day
of June, 2014, and that this Notice be published as required by
law and the Rules of the Commission.
communication shall be paid by the person or persons requesting
its use. Interested parties who wish to participate by telephone
shall contact Applicant or Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing
date, and provide their name and telephone number.
appear and be heard. For information concerning this action,
contact Pablo Energy II, LLC, Land Department, P.O. Box 2945,
Amarillo, Texas 79105, Telephone: (512) 692-9806; or John E.
Lee, III, Wright, Hartsfield & Egbert, P.L.L.C., 1800 Canyon Park
Circle, Suite 201, Edmond, Oklahoma 73013, Telephone: (405)
844-7000.
S)BOB ANTHONY
CHAIRMAN
S)PATRICE DOUGLAS
VICE CHAIRMAN
S)DANA L. MURPHY
COMMISSIONER
S)PEGGY MITCHELL
Peydon Griffith Earns
FFA Turf Grass Management
State Proficiency Award
By Morgan Hannabass, Media Intern
Peydon Griffith of the Coalgate FFA
Chapter earned
second-place
honors in the
2014 Oklahoma
FFA Turf Grass
Management
Proficiency
Award
area
during the 88th
Oklahoma FFA
Convention on
April 30.
Griffith said he
owns a lawn care
business where
he
provides
full
service
landscape
maintenance,
which he started
when he began
mowing for his
local church. He
said his services
now
include
mowing, weed
eating, raking
and
clipping
hedges.
Griffith said
Oklahoma
weather is one of the biggest challenges for
him and his business.
“I live by what the weather does,” Griffith
said.
Griffith said rain is both beneficial and
detrimental to his operation.
“If it rains too much, I can’t work for a few
days,” Griffith said. “But, rain means the grass
will grow. When it doesn’t rain, grass doesn’t
grow, which means yards don’t need to be
mowed, which means no profit.”
A turf grass management supervised
agricultural experience typically involves the
planting and maintaining of turf for outdoor
beautification, owning a lawn-mowing service,
improving
recreational
a r e a s ,
producing sod
for sale and
managing golf
courses.
The 15-yearold Coalgate
FFA member
is the son of
Steven
and
LaDonna
Flowers. His
agricultural
education
instructors and
FFA advisers
are Jonathan
W a l d e n
and
Cody
Newberry.
The award is
sponsored on
the state level
by Rainmaker
Sales
Inc.,
Blue Mountain
Equipment and
STIHL, and
La Quinta Inn.
The national sponsor is John Deere.
FFA is an integral part of the Agricultural
Education Division in Oklahoma’s CareerTech
system. With nearly 25,000 members, the
Oklahoma FFA Association is the fifth-largest
state FFA Association. The FFA mission is to
make a positive difference in the lives of students
by developing their potential for premier
leadership, personal growth and career success
through agricultural education. To learn more
about the Oklahoma FFA, visit http://okffa.org
or follow @ffaok on twitter.
Genealogical Society
Holds Monthly Meeting
The Coal County Genealogical Society’s monthly
meeting was held on Monday, May 12, 2014 in the
Coal County Library.
Members in attendance
were: Verdell Clark, Lorene
Caruthers, Larry and Nancy
Bowerman, Elsie Rumley,
Bill Wilson, Julia Hampton,
ANNUAL
LEHIGH REUNION
Saturday, May 24, 2014
Lehigh Historical Building
(Covered Dish Lunch)
For more information call
580-889-0074
Centrahoma Cemetery Association
Annual
Memorial Day Reunion
May 25th ~ 12 noon
Centrahoma Community Building
Sponsored by Centrahoma Cemetery Association
COALGATE BASKETBALL CAMP
MAY 21, 22, 23
Age Groups
Those entering 2nd, 3rd or 4th grade
1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
$30 due on or before May 14
$35 after 3:00 p.m., May 14
Those entering 5th, 6th, 7th or 8th grade
8:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
$40 due on or before May 14
$45 after 3:00 p.m., May 14
Forms available at
Emerson Elementary School
and Wallace Byrd Middle School.
For more information:
Coach Kerwin Manion 580-513-0302
Coach Cody Moore at 918-261-4282
Bill Avanzini and Leona
Mastan.
The president reports
that they have stayed busy
with research and family research. They have had some
challenging requests and
Elsie has completed several
family research projects.
The newsletter on the Piazzi family has been mailed
ahead of time. The next
one will be mailed in July.
It will be on Patrick Hurley
and family. It should be interesting.
The society still has copies of the reprinted Volume I
and the new Volume II Coal
County History Books.
They make great gifts and
contain a lot of information on Coal County families, businesses, churches
and etc. Also, they are a
matched set.
The Genealogical Society meets the second Monday of each month at 10:30
in the Coal County Public Library. Members and
visitors are welcome. We
would like to have some
new members. Come join
us!
Our next meeting will be
June 9, 2014.
The president adjourned
the meeting at 11:30 a.m.
Coal County Genealogical Society
P.O. Box 436
Coalgate, OK 74538
Phone: 580-927-1185
Email: ccgs101@yahoo.com
Website: coalcounty.org
Thank You
We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to everyone for their concerns, thoughts, and prayers during
Misty's recent hospital stay and surgery.
Thank you to those that attended or donated to the
benefit dinner and auction held on our behalf. The
kindness and generosity displayed was overwhelming
and very much appreciated. A very special thank you
is extended to all those involved in the benefit planning
and organization.
We are blessed beyond measure to have such caring
and supportive friends and family in our lives.
Bobby and Misty Treas
Wapanucka
McAlester Stockyards
Market Report
Tuesday,May 6, 2014 sold 1575 cattle. Steers $2 to $5
Higher. Heifers $1 to $4 Higher! “But this I say; He who
sows sparingly will also reap sparlingly, and he who sows
bountifully will also reap bountifully.” (IICor. 9:6)
weight Range
225 to 300#
300 to 350#
350 to 400#
400 to 450#
450 to 500#
500 to 550#
550 to 600#
600 to 700#
700 to 750#
800 to 850#
#1 Steers
$252 to $300
$258 to $279
$264 to $277
$230 to $241
$220 to $234
$205 to $218
$197 to $210
$183 to $204
$176 to $189
$160 to $176
#1 heifers
$235 to $248
$232 to $247
$220 to $233
$207 to $220
$196 to $209
$193 to $206
$181 to $194
$164 to $183
$158 to $171
$151 to $162
275 Cows & Bulls sold at the evening sale.
paCKeR COwS STeaDy TO $2 hIGheR anD BuLLS $5 hIGheR
high yielding packer bulls sold from ................... $130 to $136
average yielding packer bulls sold from..............$126 to $129
Low yielding packer bulls sold from......................$120 to $125
high yielding packer cows sold from ...................$101 to $111
average yielding packer cows sold from ............$99 to $104
Low yielding packer cows sold from ....................$91 to $100
Sale Every Tuesday
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580-889-6049
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580-889-1329
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Ken Sherrill 918-421-0257
Curt Krigbaum 918-650-8013
THANKS FOR YOUR BUSINESS!
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Art Prints by Dale Adkins
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Critiques of Common Core
By State Senator
Josh Brecheen
In removing Oklahoma
from
alignment
to
Common Core, HB 3399
designates the creation of
new “college and career
ready” standards to take
their place. HB 3399,
authored by Speaker
Jeff
Hickman
and
myself, will result in the
adoption of exceptional
education standards that
Oklahomans can trust
and be proud of, not just
what’s common among
LEGAL NOTICE
A public hearing will be held Monday, May 19, 2014 at 5;30
p.m. in the Council Room at the Coalgate City Hall to review and
discuss the FY 2014-2015 budget for the City of Coalgate and
the Coalgate Public Works Authority.
The Budget Summary for the proposed budget is as follows:
PUBLIC WORKS AUTHORITY ........................... $ 803,700
Revenue/Expenses
PWA LINE IMPROVEMENT ................................. $ 35,875
Revenue/Expense
GENERAL GOVERNMENT................................. $1,680,350
Revenue/Expense
CEMETERY.......................................................... $
Revenue/Expense
9,600
PARK & RECREATION
Revenue/Expense
5,550
.................................. $
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT .................................. $ 127,600
Revenue/Expense
STREET & ALLEY
Revenue/Expense
................................... $
16,700
INDUSTRIAL AUTHORITY . ............................... $
Revenue/Expense
36,100
RURAL FIRE
Revenue/Expense
................................ $
13,400
LODGING TAX
Revenue/Expense
................................. $
20,000
TOTAL CITY OF COALGATE BUDGET $2,748,875
S)Sherlyn Walker
City Clerk
LEGAL NOTICE
OF COAL COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
In the Matter of the Estate of JOHN HAROLD BEGLEY,
Deceased.
PB-2013-5
NOTICE OF HEARING RETURN OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY
Notice is hereby given that Faye Wallace, the duly appointed
and qualified Administrator of the Estate of John Harold Begley,
Deceased, has returned and presented for confirmation, and filed
in said Court his Return of the sale of the following described real
property of said estate John Harold Begley, to-wit:
Lots 1-3, Block 58 and Lots 1-6 Block 67 all in the town of
Lehigh, Coal County, OK
to James D. West and Cheryl West for the sum of $42,000.00
and that May 29, 2014, 10:00 A.M. of said day, at the courtroom
of the District Court in the Courthouse in the City of Coalgate in
said County of Coal and State aforesaid has been duly appointed
by said Court for hearing said Return, at which time any person
interested in said estate may appear and file his exceptions in
writing to said Return and contest the same, and are hereby
referred to said Return for further particulars.
DATED this day: May 12, 2014.
S)Preston Harbuck
JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT
Pethi-Hayes-Gabbard, OBA #20994
Attorney at Law/Attorney for estate
302 East Court Street
Atoka, OK 74525
PH: (580) 889-9428
FX: (580) 889-9430
LEGAL NOTICE
Cause CD 201403320
NOTICE OF HEARING
Jones County Minerals, Inc.; Jones Energy, LLC; Journey Oil & Gas,
Inc.; Lario Oil & Gas Company; MEH Investments, Inc.; Newfield
Exploration Mid-Continent, Inc.; Parthenon Trading Company;
Pride Energy Company; Randal Petroleum Corp.; SB Resources,
LLC; Sinclair Oil & Gas Company; SM Energy Company; Tacoma
Investments, LLC; TGM Properties, Inc.; Thomas Capucille;
Vanguard Permian, LLC; Wentworth Operating Co.; WLM Energy
Co., LLC; and XTO Energy, Inc.; if living or deceased, dissolved
or liquidated, the known and unknown successors, heirs and
assigns, immediate and remote, of any and all of the above named
parties.
Range 10 East, Coal County, Oklahoma. The producing interval in
the Woodford common source of supply will be no closer than 175
feet from the North line, 175 feet from the South line, and 1,700
feet from the West line of Section 19, Township 1 North, Range 10
communication shall be paid by the person or persons requesting
its use. Interested parties who wish to participate by telephone
shall contact Applicant or Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing
date, and provide their name and telephone number.
844-7000.
S)BOB ANTHONY
CHAIRMAN
S)PATRICE DOUGLAS
VICE CHAIRMAN
S)DANA L. MURPHY
COMMISSIONER
S)PEGGY MITCHELL
the states.
In the beginning, 45
states chose to adopt
Common Core with
the exception of Texas,
Virginia and a few others.
Since that time, the
Obama Administration
has used the No Child Left
Behind waiver process
to offer points for those
aligned to Common Core
in keeping the waiver.
The NCLB waiver also
allows for another option
– standards created by the
state in consultation with
career tech and higher
education. Texas just
obtained a waiver from
NCLB by having their
higher education system
deem their standards
as being “college and
career ready” and this is
the pathway Oklahoma
is pursuing through
HB3399.
LEGAL NOTICE
RANGE 10 EAST, COAL COUNTY,OKLAHOMA
Cause CD 201403319
NOTICE OF HEARING
Jones County Minerals, Inc.; Jones Energy, LLC; Journey Oil
& Gas, Inc.; Lario Oil & Gas Company; MEH Investments, Inc.;
Newfield Exploration Mid-Continent, Inc.; Parthenon Trading
Company; Pride Energy Company; Randal Petroleum Corp.;
SB Resources, LLC; Sinclair Oil & Gas Company; SM Energy
Company; Tacoma Investments, LLC; TGM Properties, Inc.;
Thomas Capucille; Vanguard Permian, LLC; Wentworth Operating
Co.; WLM Energy Co., LLC; and XTO Energy, Inc.; if living or
deceased, dissolved or liquidated, the known and unknown
successors, heirs and assigns, immediate and remote, of any and
all of the above named parties.
Range 10 East, Coal County, Oklahoma. The producing interval
in the Woodford common source of supply will be no closer than
175 feet from the North line, 175 feet from the South line, and
1,300 feet from the East line of Section 19, Township 1 North,
Range 10 East, Coal County, Oklahoma. .
telephonic communication shall be paid by the person or persons
requesting its use. Interested parties who wish to participate by
telephone shall contact Applicant or Applicant’s attorney, prior to
the hearing date, and provide their name and telephone number.
844-7000.
S)BOB ANTHONY
CHAIRMAN
S)PATRICE DOUGLAS
VICE CHAIRMAN
S)DANA L. MURPHY
COMMISSIONER
S)PEGGY MITCHELL
LEGAL NOTICE
Cause CD 201403321
NOTICE OF HEARING
STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO:
All persons, owners,
producers, operators, purchasers and takers of oil and gas,
and all other interested persons, particularly in Coal County,
Oklahoma, and more particularly: Areta B. McKenzie Trust, Milton
D. McKenzie, Trustee; Beta Shale, LLC; BP America Production
Co.; Brookline Minerals, LLC; Burlington Resources Oil & Gas
Company LP; Canaan Resources, LLC; E.F. Kurashige Trust,
Irwin M. Kurashige, Trustee; Eagle River Energy Corporation;
Fort Exploration, LLC; Jones County Minerals, Inc.; Jones
Energy, LLC; Journey Oil & Gas, Inc.; Lario Oil & Gas Company;
MEH Investments, Inc.; Newfield Exploration Mid-Continent,
Inc.; Parthenon Trading Company; Pride Energy Company;
Randal Petroleum Corp.; SB Resources, LLC; Sinclair Oil & Gas
Company; SM Energy Company; Tacoma Investments, LLC;
TGM Properties, Inc.; Thomas Capucille; Vanguard Permian,
LLC; Wentworth Operating Co.; WLM Energy Co., LLC; and XTO
Energy, Inc.; if living or deceased, dissolved or liquidated, the
known and unknown successors, heirs and assigns, immediate
and remote, of any and all of the above named parties.
Range 10 East, Coal County, Oklahoma. The producing interval
in the Woodford common source of supply will be no closer than
175 feet from the North line, 175 feet from the South line, and 990
feet from the West line of Section 19, Township 1 North, Range 10
telephonic communication shall be paid by the person or persons
requesting its use. Interested parties who wish to participate by
telephone shall contact Applicant or Applicant’s attorney, prior to
the hearing date, and provide their name and telephone number.
844-7000.
S)BOB ANTHONY
CHAIRMAN
S)PATRICE DOUGLAS
VICE CHAIRMAN
S)DANA L. MURPHY
COMMISSIONER
S)PEGGY MITCHELL
LPXLP
The intent of HB
3399 is to prevent the
State School Board
(SSB) from ceding the
authority of the state for
standards to any outside
entity – meaning we
can’t use Common Core
(or Oklahoma Academic
Standards - OAS) in
the future because they
have a national origin
and were created outside
Oklahoma. Our tests
must also be designed,
owned and controlled by
the SSB, though schools
can take the ACT and
other ‘extra’ tests.
HB 3399 also forces the
SSB to remove itself from
any current situations in
which Oklahoma isn’t in
control of its standards
and/or testing. It
reinforces that schools can
use any curricula, books
or instructional materials,
etc. they decide. Now that education
experts have researched
Common Core, many
are finding the standards
insufficient. A January 29, 2013,
Washington Post article,
“A Tough Critique of
Common Core on early
childhood
education”
nicely summed up what’s
becoming the common
consensus
among
educators about Common
Core - the process for
creating the standards
had too little research,
public dialogue, or input
from educators. These
are the people in the
classroom. They know
how students learn best
and what they’re capable
of comprehending. We
have thousands of these
professionals in Oklahoma
and they’re who should be
determining Oklahoma’s
standards.
Edward Miller, a writer
and teacher in Wellfleet,
MA, and Nancy CarlssonPaige, a professor emerita
of
early
childhood
education at Lesley
University in Cambridge,
MA, found there were no
K-3 classroom teachers
or
early
childhood
professionals among the
135 committee members
who wrote and reviewed
the
Common
Core
Standards. When the standards
were revealed in March
2010,
many
early
childhood educators and
researchers,
including
Stephanie Feeney of the
University of Hawaii and
chair of the Advocacy
Committee
of
the
National Association of
Early Childhood Teacher
Educators, were shocked
that none of the Common
Core committee members
had backgrounds in child
development or early
childhood education.
The article also notes
that the Common Core
website concealed or
distorted
comments
from the public on the
standards to make it seem
that public opinion was
more favorable than it
actually was.
The website also
downplayed the fact that
many believe the standards
are
developmentally
inappropriate.
Site
administrators say this is
simply parents concerned
their “children are being
pushed too hard,” which
isn’t the case. They failed to mention
“The Joint Statement
on Early Childhood
Health and Education
Professionals on the
Common Core Standards
Initiative,” which shared
the opposition of more
than 500 early childhood
professionals including
educators, pediatricians,
developmental
psychologists,
and
researchers (many among
the most prominent
members in their fields).
Their statement read
in part, “We have grave
concerns about the core
standards for young
children…The proposed
standards conflict with
compelling new research
in cognitive science,
neuroscience,
child
development, and early
childhood education about
how young children learn,
what they need to learn,
and how best to teach
them in kindergarten and
the early grades…” Another
opponent
of Common Core is
University of Arkansas
professor of education
reform emerita, Dr.
Sandra Stotsky, who was
formerly responsible for
developing the widelypraised Massachusetts
English/Language Arts
Standards. Massachusetts
has been a national
education leader with
some of the highest ACT
and NAEP scores in the
last 20 years. Dr. Stotsky
sat on the Common Core
Validation
Committee
and refused to validate
the standards saying
they wouldn’t make
students “college-ready.”
Massachusetts is now back
peddling on implementing
Common Core due to
such concerns.
Another opponent
is Stanford University
professor of mathematics
emeritus, Dr. James
Milgram, who was also a
member of the Common
Core’s
Validation
Committee. Like Stotsky,
he said the standards
wouldn’t make high
school graduates “college
and career ready.” Milgram specifically
said
the
standards
wouldn’t
prepare
students to study science,
technology, engineering
& math (STEM) in
a selective four-year
college. These are fields
that U.S. businesses are
desperately seeking to
fill but can’t find properly
educated applicants. He
and Stotsky concluded
that a “gigantic fraud”
has been committed
against parents by those
developing, promoting
and endorsing Common
Core. Bottom line - lots of
falsehoods are being
spread about Common
Core. The standards
aren’t high quality; they
weren’t created by a stateled initiative; they weren’t
written by teachers,
parents, administrators,
researchers or content
experts; and the standards
won’t make the U.S. more
competitive with other
countries.
Common Core is a
grand experiment and
Oklahoma should learn
from the chaos resulting
from
New
York’s
implementation of it.
To contact me
at the Capitol, please
write to Senator Josh
Brecheen, State Capitol,
2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.
Room 413, Oklahoma
City, OK, 73105, email
me at brecheen@
oksenate.gov, or call
(405) 521-5586.
Electronics and textiles recycling event scheduled for May 17
—Rechargeable and car/truck batteries also accepted
The City of Coalgate and the
Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
will host a one-day electronics
and textiles recycling event
from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. on
Saturday, May 17, in Coalgate.
The City of Coalgate, the
Choctaw Nation and E-Waste
Collections of Irving, TX are
partnering to hold the event at
the Coal County recycling and
convenience center located on
Michigan Street behind the
Coal County courthouse.
There is no charge for this
service. The recycling event is
a great opportunity to get rid of
things you no longer use.
Recyclable
electronic/
electrical items to be collected
include computers, electronics
such as cell phones, cables
and wires, as well as all
types of appliances. Other
acceptable items include
personal computers, laptops,
notebooks, CRT and flat screen
monitors, keyboards and mice.
Printers, copiers, toner and
ink cartridges, fax machines,
peripherals, gadgets, power
supplies and chargers are also
acceptable.
Items such as small kitchen
appliances,
refrigerators,
washers, dryers, multi-media
equipment, gaming consoles,
CDs, video tapes, digital
cameras, cell phones and
PDAs and televisions will
be accepted. Also medical
equipment such as stationary
bicycles and treadmills. Also
Coal County Sheriff’s Report
Missing Bull and Calf
A black bull and a red calf
have been reported missing
south of Tupelo on Woods
Road.
The bull has a white ear tag.
The calf is missing half of the
right ear.
If you have information on
this bull and/or calf, please call
Chris Lloyd at 580-235-8002.
Missing Bull
A bull has been reported
missing from SH 31 at Pine/
Legal Road. The bull is black
and weighs approximately
1,800 – 1,900 pounds with a
brand on his left side.
If anyone has seen or has
information concerning a bull
fitting this description, please
contact Farell Cunningham at
918-429-3735.
Stolen four-wheeler
recovered in Phillips;
charges filed
Chance Adrian Griffin, 19,
Allen, OK, was arrested May
9 for knowingly concealing a
stolen four-wheeler.
A probable cause affidavit
filed by investigator Jarel
Bailey states that the Yamaha
Raptor that was stolen in
Ada was located at the
Phillips residence of Griffin’s
girlfriend. Griffin, who was
arrested on an unrelated Ada
warrant, told Bailey at the Ada
Police Department that he and
two other individuals stole the
Yamaha Raptor along with two
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other four-wheelers. He said
the other two individuals gave
him the Yamaha and sold the
other two.
Griffin has entered a plea of
not guilty to the felony charge
of knowingly concealing stolen
property. He has been released
on a personal recognizance
bond and is scheduled for a
June 5 preliminary hearing
conference.
Illegal drugs and firearm
arrest
A Tupelo man was
charged
May
2
with
misdemeanor
possession
of
controlled
dangerous
substance, possession of drug
paraphernalia,
transporting
a loaded firearm in a motor
vehicle, and carrying a firearm
while under the influence of
alcohol.
A probable cause affidavit
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HALL
OF FAME
HALL OF
FAME
BANQUET
TICKET DRIVE UNDER WAY!!!
The inaugural
inaugural Coalgate
Coalgate Athletic
Athletic Hall of Fame Banquet
Banquet ticket
ticket
drive
has
begun.
The
banquet,
which
will
honor
the
first
drive has begun. The banquet, which will honor the first
inductees
to
the
Hall
of
Fame,
will
take
place
on
Saturday,
inductees to the Hall of Fame, will take place on Saturday,
May 24, at 5 p.m. at the high school cafeteria.
May 24, at 5 p.m. at the high school cafeteria.
Tickets are only $15 and may be purchased from the following
Tickets are only $15 and may be purchased from the followlocations in Coalgate: School Superintendent’s office, Shamrock
ing
establishments
in Coalgate:
Shamrock
Bank,
FirstBank, Brandin’
Iron Restaurant
and Bank,
PalaceFirstBank,
Drug. All
the
Brandin’
Iron
Restaurant,
Sonny’s
Grocery,
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theirPalace
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door on contributors
the night of the
banquet.
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night ofcan
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banquet.
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by May
15 so
given to We
the
caterer.
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be
sold
at
the
door,
but
will
not
able to
appreciate your early purchase by May 15, so anbeapproxiguarantee
a fullcan
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mate number
be dinner.
given to the caterer.
The
first
Hall
of
Fame
class consists
consists of
of Jack
Jack Ward
Ward class
class of
of
The first Hall of Fame class
1943,
Ernest
Paul
Fanning
1948,
Donald
Mike
Mayer
1959
1942,
1943 Ernest Paul Fanning 1948, Donald Mike Mayer 1959
(deceased), Elvin Sweeten 1960, Joe Avanzini 1973, and the
(deceased), Elvin Sweeten 1960, Joe Avanzini 1973, and the
2004 Girls State Champion Track Team. The keynote speaker
2004 Girls State Champion Track Team. The keynote speaker
will be Tom McDaniel, a 1956 graduate, who has had a stellar
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a 1956and
graduate,
has hadathlete
a stellar
career
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business world
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outstanding
at
career
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business
world
and
was
an
outstanding
Coalgate High School. You may contact these membersathlete
of the
at Coalgate
High School.
You may contact these members of
selection
committee
for tickets:
the selection committee for tickets.:
Bill Avanzini 580-927-3048; Melva Thomas 580-927-2293
Bill Avanzini 580-927-3048; Melva Thomas 580-927-2293
Jim Clemens 580-258-1234; Bill Wilson 580-927-5298
Jim Clemens
580-258-1234;
Bill Wilson 580-927-5298
Trent
Bourland 405-406-8635
Trent Bourland 405-406-8635
Coalgate
Assembly of God Church
3 North Byrd • Coalgate, OK ~ Church phone: 580-927-3020
Pastors Billy and Linda Wilson, and Mary Jo Johnson
Pastor Billy is a licensed Clinical Pastoral Counselor
Pastors Linda and Mary Jo are licensed counselors
ServiCe tiMeS:
Sunday School 10:00 am ~ Sunday Night 6:00 pm
Wednesday Night 7:00 pm
We at the Coalgate Assembly of God are looking for the
hurt, neglected and unloved people of the community. We
want you to know that Jesus loves you just the way you
are today and wants to bring you into a relationship with
him. Our pastors have years of experience in the deliverance ministry. We are also gifted in healing through Christ
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We want you to be set free.
Free counseling available by appointment
Call Pastors Billy & Linda at 927-2050
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Wildcats’ successful baseball season ends at Oktaha
—Coalgate falls twice in regional baseball tournament action
By HERMAN BROWN
Coalgate correspondent
The Coalgate Wildcats saw
their 2014 baseball season
draw to a close last Thursday.
CHS suffered back-to-back
losses in the Class 3A regional
tournament at Oktaha.
In the opener, Coalgate
suffered a 16-10 loss to the
hosting Oktaha Tigers in
a 9-inning marathon. The
Wildcats were then eliminated
in Game 2 on an 11-2 setback
to the Okemah Panthers.
“The loss to Oktaha was
a tough one,” said Coalgate
coach Phil Wilkinson. “We
had a 4-run lead going into
the seventh inning and could
not close it out.”
CHS led 2-0 after one
inning, 3-0 after two innings
and 7-1 after three innings.
The advantage was 10-6
going into the seventh innings.
However, the Tigers erased
the deficit with a 3-run home
run and a later run. The effort
tied the game at 10-10. When
Coalgate could not answer
with a run in the bottom of the
seventh inning, the game was
forced into extra innings.
Neither team scored in the
eighth inning. So the two
teams played on into the ninth
inning. Oktaha then exploded
for 6 runs to salvage a wild
16-10 victory.
Coalgate was outhit 17-10
in the contest.
Of their 10 hits, the Wildcats
got half of them from one
player. Laredo Beal was an
impressive 5-for-6 at the plate.
He banged out 3 doubles and
added a pair of singles. Beal
also scored twice and drove
in 3 runs.
Jesse Pebworth was 2-for-4
with a 2 singles and 2 RBI.
The other hits came from
Tyler Price (1-3) with a single
and 2 runs scored, Nathan
Price (1-3) with a single and 1
run scored, and Cody Franks
(1-4) with a triple, 3 RBI and
1 run scored.
Coach Wilkinson ended
up using 3 pitchers in the
loss.
Cody Hammons
started and worked 6 and 1/3
innings. He allowed 9 runs
on 12 hits, 1 walk and hit 1
batter. Hammons recorded 6
strikeouts.
Laredo Beal came on
in relief and pitched 2 1/3
innings. He surrendered 4
runs on 3 hits, 2 walks and hit
2 batters. He did not have a
strikeout.
Cody Franks was inserted
late and worked 1/3 of an
inning. Franks gave up 3 runs
on 2 hits, 0 walks and hit no
batters. Franks recorded the
final out on a strikeout.
Coach Wilkinson was
disappointed with the late
slide by the Wildcats.
“We played a pretty good
game overall,” he said. “But
we let them get back into the
game with us. We didn’t put it
away when we had a chance.
Oktaha did what they needed
to do to come back on us. If
we’d made a couple of plays
in the seventh inning it would
have been a different story.”
The CHS coach offered
praise for Beal for his
offensive performance.
“He hit the heck out of the
ball,” Coach Wilkinson said.
“He got those 3 doubles and 2
singles in 6 at-bats. That’s a
good game at the plate.”
The coach also saluted
Cody Hammons for his work
on the mound.
“Cody threw real well,” the
coach added. “I think maybe
he got a little tired in the
seventh (inning).”
The loss dropped Coalgate
into the losers’ bracket.
The Wildcats then faced
the Okemah Panthers in an
elimination showdown.
Okemah wasted little time
in attacking Coalgate. The
Panthers jumped out to a 4-0
lead in the first inning and a
7-1 edge in the second inning.
OHS went on to outscore
Coalgate 4-1 down the stretch
to seal the 11-2 final score.
Okemah doubled up CHS
on hits with 10 to the 5 by the
Wildcats.
Coalgate had 5 different
batters with 1 hit each. Here
is the list in the season finale:
Cutter Brown, 1-2, 1 RBI
Tyler Price, 1-3, 1 run
scored
Jesse Pebworth, 1-3, 1 run
scored
Cody Franks, 1-3,
Laredo Beal, 1-3
Cody Franks was the starting
pitcher and was saddled with
the loss. He went 1 and 2/3
innings and allowed 7 runs
on 3 hits, 4 walks and hit 3
batters.
Franks was lifted for
Laredo Beal, who finished out
the final 4 and 1/3 innings.
Beal allowed 4 runs on 7 hits
and 0 walks. He recorded 3
strikeouts.
Coach Wilkinson felt the
9-inning loss to Oktaha took a
lot out of his Wildcats.
“Anytime you play an
extra-inning game and get
beat, it’s a downer,” he said.
“I thought we were ready to
play (Okemah) but they came
out and scored 7 runs pretty
quick. That took the air out
of us.”
The 11-2 put the final nail
in the CHS coffin. Despite
the loss, Coach Wilkinson is
proud of the Wildcats for the
season they put together.
“With mostly the same
players, this team won 7
games and lost in the district
tournament last season,” he
said. “We won 15 games
this year and were district
champions. They worked hard
and made vast improvement
this year. Overall, it was a
successful season. I think
our future is bright. If they
continue to improve, we’ll
have a chance to do what our
fans expect us to do … win
games and have success in
the playoffs. I am so thankful
for the fan support we have
here in Coalgate. They filled
up the stands in our district
tournament. They are used
to winners around here and
that’s what we want to give
them. We’ll have a chance
to do that next year. We’ll
return all of our pitching and
that’s a good place to start.
We’ll miss our seniors, but
we should be just fine if we
can find some replacements.”
Thursday @ Oktaha
Oktaha 16, Coalgate 10
Oktaha – 001 113 406 –
(16-17-5)
Coalgate – 214 021 000 –
(10-10-3)
--Game 2
Okemah 11, Coalgate 2
Coalgate – 010 001 0 – (25-2)
Okemah – 430 300 x – (1110-1)
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Picture Day will be held
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Olney Baptist Church
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Monday
May 24th
Memorial Day
Bailey found a pipe containing a
green leafy substance that field
tested positive for marijuana
in Hawkins’ jacket pocket.
Hawkins also had a loaded
handgun and an extra magazine
in his jacket pocket. A loaded
Smith and Wesson revolver
and 18 extra rounds were in his
pickup.
During Hawkins’ initial
court appearance without legal
representation, the Court entered
a plea of not guilty on his behalf
and he was released on $3,000
bond. On May 5, pursuant to a
deferred prosecution agreement
with the District Attorney’s
office, the Court ordered that
the case against Hawkins be
dismissed upon payment of
court costs.
Obtaining merchandise by
false pretenses
Martin Ray Hackney, 18,
Allen, OK, was charged May
8 with misdemeanor obtaining
merchandise by false pretenses
after he used another person’s
credit card to buy almost $200
worth of gasoline in Coalgate.
Investigator Jarel Bailey states
in his probable cause affidavit
that an Allen man contacted him
concerning two Coal County
charges on his Visa card that
someone else had made. The
man said he had lost his wallet
in Allen and thought he had
canceled all his credit cards but
overlooked Visa. He became
aware of the situation when he
began receiving statements for
several transactions he had not
made. Two of those transactions
were for gasoline purchased at
Coalgate service stations.
During an investigation that
followed, it was learned that
Hackney used the credit card at
two separate locations to fill a
barrel with gasoline.
Hackney has pleaded not
guilty to the charge and is
scheduled for a June 20 return
court appearance. He was
released from custody on a
personal recognizance bond.
Cemetery Work Day
Wilson Cemetery
(Near Clarita)
Pot Luck Lunch
Cairo Cemetery Association
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING AND MEMORIAL SERVICE
May 24, 2014 starting at 11:00 a.m. at the
Cemetery Shelter
Membership Dues and donations will be accepted or send to Cairo
Cemetery Association Route 1 Box 680 Coalgate, Ok. 74538
Bring sandwiches, chips, desert and whatever you want to.
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
May 15
Spagehetti
Honey Lime Siracha
w/salad & bread &
chicken w/rice &
drink
salad & drink
$6
$6
Tuesday
May 20
Wednesday
May 21
$6
Chicken Fried Rice
w/eggrolls
& drink
$6
Jambalaya
w/dessert
& drink
$6
Monday
May 26
Tuesday
May 27
Wednesday
May 28
Chalupa Salad
& drink
See you there
Golden Anniversary
May 22, 1964 - May 22, 2014
Please join us for a Day of
Joy and Love as our Parents
Bill and Ruth Weathers
Celebrate their 50th
Wedding Anniversary
A reception honoring them
will be held from 2 - 4 p.m.
On Saturday, May 24, 2014
At the Cottonwood Baptist Church
Just off Highway 31
Lunches at Apple Bottom Tanning, LLC
May 14
Monday
May 19
Drinks and paper products will be furnished by the Association.
Thursday
May 22
Chicken Ceasar
Salad Wraps &
drink
$6
Thursday
May20
113 N. Main
Friday
May 16
Club Sandwich
potato salad
& drink
$6
Friday
May 23
Beef Nachos
w/dessert
& drink
$6
Friday
May 30
Hot Wings
Cobb Salad
Shirmp Noodle Bowl
Stromboli
Spicy BBQ Pork
Macaroni
Salad
& drink
egg drop soup
w/dessert
Sandwich
& drink
& drink
& drink
chips & drink
$6
$6
$6
$6
$6
You can call or text your orders to (580) 927-6722 • Deliveries in town available • Homemade Desserts Available
Recycling
on the recycle list are textiles,
which include clothing, shoes,
purses and belts.
Rechargeable and car/truck
batteries will be accepted.
Staff at the recycling center
will even offer a computer
hard drive wipe for a $20 fee.
For more information about
the recyclable list or to check
on the recycling potential for
specific items, contact Tracy
Horst at 1-800-522-6170 or
email thorst@choctawnation.
com.
The May 17 recycling event
is a great opportunity for
Coalgate and surrounding area
residents and businesses to
do some spring cleaning. It’s
free. Take advantage of it.

Coalgate Record Register

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