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Santa waves to the crowd as the Christmas Parade of Lights travels down Main Street in Coalgate. Santa’s sleigh was mounted on Eddie Brown’s beautifully
decorated 1948 International fire truck. The truck won 2nd place in the large entry division.
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VOLUME 128 NUMBER 40
algate
COALGATE, OKLAHOMA 74538
COAL COUNTY (USPS 120140
RecoRd
RegisteR
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 2011
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W Nt fOR cHRistMas…Even with some of her front teeth missing, Angela Martinez has a beautiful smile. Angela was chosen as a Coalgate Record-Register ‘All I Want for Christmas’ kiddo when she was spotted at the children’s Christmas party hosted by Choctaw Nation District 12. And, yes, Angela really would like to have some new front teeth for Christmas — along with
some pretty presents, of course. Angela is 7 years old. She is a second grade student at Emerson
Elementary. aBOVe—saNta’s HeLPeRs...Santa Claus visited Tupelo this past Saturday and
thanks to Santa and his helpers,
everyone had a great time. Santa’s helpers pictured are:(l to r)
Doris Kahle, Elizabeth Harkins,
Leona Stallcup, Nellie Hunter
and Ann Hyatt.
Let’s face it – not everyone is happy to sit in Santa’s lap,
even though he comes bearing gifts for all the good little boys
and girls. We’re sure 1-year-old Izaiah Soto is on the “good” list,
cONteNt iN saNta’s aRMs — Little Khloe Knight was the picture of contentment as she slept but he still didn’t want any part of this guy! Santa was the guest
in Santa’s arms at the children’s Christmas party hosted by Choctaw Nation District 12. Khloe was of honor at the Choctaw Nation District 12 children’s Christmas
one month old when the photo was taken on December 9.
party.
PAGE A-2—COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—DECEMBER 21 , 2011
Most folks are concerned about the economy this Christmas
. . . just like they were in 1948 when inflation was a concern to
most Americans. It was that year that Carolyn Fox wrote the
following poem on the effect of inflation on Santa. The title of
the poem was:
Tarnation!
Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the house
How the tinsel was scattered! and twigs by the thousand.
The stockings were hung by the chimney with careThey were skewered with ten-penny nails, to be fair.
The children, God bless them, were snug in their beds,
With clothesline to anchor the ankles and heads.
The Wife in her housecoat, and I clad alike,
Had gone to cellar to get the new bike,
When from a dark corner arose such a clatter
I felt a strong urge to forget the whole matter.
The wife said go over and open the door;
I grabbed a stout cudgel and crept ‘cross the floor
And gingerly peered through the glass to behold
A wee red-suited man, turning blue with cold.
Suppressing my dire thoughts of a communist trick,
I flung wide the portal, admitting..... St. Nick!
Poor Santa came in stamping snow from his feet
And cursing cold weather and all central heat.
“Your chimney’s too small for a man of my girth”--Which shows what the power of tradition is worth.
I asked him to stay, as the perfect host ought,
And my gimlet eyes gleamed at the parcels he brought.
Upstairs in the kitchen, hot toddy in hand,
Old Santa had both of us folks understand
That the new station wagon he’d purchased this year
To replace his eight quaint reindeer
was the poorest investment he ever had chosen-It stalled by our house the engine plumb frozen.
My wife asked him then if the high cost of living,
Had interfered much with the job of gift-giving.
“I’ll say so,” quoth he. “Why, a plain roller skate
Is costing me $40.98;
And the cheapest new belt, since inflation intruded,
Costs $11.27, all taxes included;
My labor is raising all manor of hob -In fact, this here Christmas is too big a job.”
asking of Thee.
“I want a wax dolly, a play set and ring and an ebony work box that shuts with a spring. Bless papa,
dear Jesus, and cause him to see that Santa Claus loves us far better then he; Don’t let him get fretful
and angry again at dear brother Willie and Annie. Amen.”
“Please Desus, ‘et Santa Taus tum down tonight and b’ing us some presents before it is light. I want
he should div’ me a nice ‘ittle s’ed with b’ite shiny ‘unners, and all painted red; A box of tandy, a book
and a toy then, Desus, I’ll be a dood little boy. Amen.”
Their prayers being ended, they raised up their heads and with hearts light and cheerful again sought
their beds. They were soon lost in slumber both peaceful and deep and with fairies in dreamland were
rooming in sleep.
Eight, Nine and the little French clock had struck Ten ‘ere the father had thought of his children
again. He seemed now to hear Annie’s suppressed little sighs, and to see the big tears stand in Willie’s
blue eyes.
“I was harsh with my darlings,” he mentally said, “and should not have sent them so early to bed.
But then I was troubled—my feelings found vent, for bank stock today has gone down ten per cent.
“But of course they’ve forgotten their troubles ere this. And that I denied them the thrice asked for
kiss. But just to make sure I’ll steal up to their door, for I never spoke harsh to my darlings before.”
So saying, he softly ascended the stairs, and arrived at the door to hear both of their prayers. His
Annie’s “bless papa” draws forth the big tears. And Willie’s grave promise falls sweet on his ears.
“Strange, strange, I’d forgotten,” said he with a sigh, “how I longed when a child to have Christmas
draw nigh. I’ll atone for my harshness,” he inwardly said, “by answering their prayer, ere I sleep in
my bed.”
Then he turned to the stairs, and softly went down, threw off velvet slippers and silk dressing-gown,
donned hat, coat and boots, and was out in the street. A millionaire facing the cold driving sleet.
Nor stopped he until he had bought everything from a box of candy to a tiny gold ring. Indeed, he
kept adding so much to his store that the various presents outnumbered a score. Then homeward he
turned with his holiday load and with Aunt Mary’s aid in the nursery ‘twas stowed.
Miss dolly was seated beneath a pine tree, by the side of a table spread out for to see. A work box
Continued on Page A-3
YOU ARE INVITED
to a Christmas Eve Candlelight
Worship Service
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24TH
4:00 p.m.
Clarita United Methodist Church
Clarita, Ok
or
6:00 pm
Coalgate United Methodist Church
106 N. Newell, Coalgate, Ok.
We Will Celebrate The irth f Christ
Sunday Morning
orning December 25th
9:30 Clarita UMC
11:00 Coalgate UMC
Happy Holidays
from
He talked a while longer, but then had to go
When a wrecker from town came to give him a tow.
He left a tin whistle for Joey, our son,
And a watch for Matilda - I bet it won’t run;
For the Wife, a new apron that makes her flesh crawl,
And a tie for yours truly completed our haul.
But I heard him exclaim, as he rolled out of sight,
“The blazes with Christmas--Tarnation is right!”
—CC—
Just a few more days and Christmas Day will be here. This year
there are two special articles I want to share with our readers.
The first is a Christmas poem written over one hundred years ago
by Sophia P. Snow. It was titled:
Annie & Willie’s Christmas Prayer
Twas the eve before Christmas; Goodnight had been said and
Annie and Willie had crept into bed. There were tears on their
pillows, and tears in their eyes, and each little bosom was heaving
with sighs, for tonight their stern father’s command had been given
that they should retire precisely at seven instead of at eight for they
troubled him more with questions unheard of than ever before.
He told them he thought this delusion a sin. No such thing as
Santa Claus ever had been and he hoped, after this, he would never
more hear how he scrambled down chimneys with presents each
year. And this was the reason that two little heads so restlessly
tossed on their soft downy beds.
Eight, Nine, and the clock in the steeple tolled Ten; Not a word
had been spoken by either till then; when Willie’s sad face from
the blankets did peep, and whispered, “Dear Annie is ‘ou fast
as’eep?”
“Why no, brother Willie,” a sweet voice replied. “I have tried in
vain but can’t shut my eyes. For somehow it makes me so sorry
because dear papa has said there is no Santa Claus. Now we know
that there is and it can’t be denied, for he came every year before
mamma died. But then I am thinking that she used to pray and God
would hear everything mamma would say and perhaps she asked
Him to send Santa Claus here with the sack full of presents he
brought every year.”
“Well why tan’t we pray dest as mamma did then and ask Him to
send him with presents adain.”
“I’ve been thinking so too,” and without a word more, four little
bare feet bounded out on the floor.
Four little knees the soft carpet pressed, and two tiny hands
were clasped close to each breast. “Now, Willie, you know we
must firmly believe that the presents we’ve asked for we’re sure
to receive. You must wait just as still, till I say the “Amen” and by
that you will know that your turn has come then . . . Dear Jesus,
Look down on my brother and me and grant us the favor we are
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well filled in the center was laid and on it the ring for which Annie
had prayed, a soldier in uniform stood by a sled with bright shining
runners, and all painted red;
There were balls, dogs and horses, books pleasing to see and birds
of all colors were perched in the tree; while Santa Claus, laughing,
stood up in the top, as if getting ready more presents to drop.
And as the fond father the picture surveyed, he thought for his
trouble he had amply been paid, and he said to himself, as he
brushed off a tear, “I’m happier tonight than I’ve been for a year.
“I’ve enjoyed more true pleasure than ever before. What care I
if bank stock fails ten percent more; hereafter I’ll make it a rule, I
believe to have Santa Claus visit us each Christmas Eve.”
So thinking, he gently extinguished the light, then tripped down
the stairs to retire for the night, as soon as the beams of the bright
morning sun, put the darkness to flight, and the stars one by one.
Four little blue eyes out of sleep open’d wide, and at the same
moment the presents spied; then out of their beds they sprang with
a bound and the very gifts prayed for were all of them found.
They laughed and they cried in their innocent glee, and shouted for
papa to come quick and see what presents old Santa Claus brought
in the night, (just the things that they wanted) and left before light.
“And now,” added Annie, in a voice soft and low, “you’ll believe
there’s a Santa Claus, papa, I know.” While dear little Willie climbed
up on his knee, determined no secret between them should be,
And told in soft whispers how Annie had said, that their dear
blessed mamma so long ago dead, used to kneel down and pray by
the side of her chair, and that God up in heaven had answered her
prayer!
“Then we dot up and prayed dust as well as we tould, and Dod
answered our prayers; now wasn’t He dood?”
“I should say that He was if He sent you all these, and knew just
what presents my children would please.”
(Well, well let him think so, the dear little elf; ‘twould be cruel
to tell him I did it myself.) Blind father! Who caused your proud
heart to relent and the hasty word spoken so soon to repent? ‘Twas
Lord Jesus who bade you steal softly upstairs, and made His agent
to answer their prayers.
—CC—
And the last article, a special letter . . .
Dear Friend:
As you well know, we are getting closer to my birthday. Every
year there is a celebration in my honor and I think that this year the
celebration will be repeated.
During this time there are many people shopping for gifts, there
are many radio announcements, TV commercials, and in every part
of the world everyone is talking that my birthday is getting closer
and closer.
It is really very nice to know, that at least once a year, some people
think of me.
As you know, the celebration of my birthday began many years
ago.
At first people seemed to understand and be thankful of all that I
did for them, but in these times, no one seems to know the reason
for the celebration.
Family and friends get together and have a lot of fun, but they
don’t know the meaning of the celebration. I remember that last
year there was a great feast in my honor. The dinner table was full
of delicious foods, pastries, fruits, assorted nuts and chocolates. The
decorations were exquisite and there were many, many beautifully
wrapped gifts.
But, do you want to know something? I wasn’t invited.
I was the guest of honor and they didn’t remember to send me an
invitation.
The party was for me, but when that great day came, I was left
outside, they closed the door in my face .. And I wanted to be with
them and share their table.
In truth, that didn’t surprise me because in the last few years all
close Their doors to me. Since I wasn’t invited, I decided to Enter the
party without making any noise. I went in and stood in a corner.
They were all drinking; there were some who were drunk and
telling jokes and Laughing at everything. They were having a grand
time.
To top it all, this big fat man all dressed in red wearing a long
white beard entered the room yelling Ho-Ho-Ho! He seemed drunk.
He sat on the sofa and all the children ran to him, saying: “Santa
Claus, Santa Claus” as if the party were in his honor!
At midnight all the people began to hug each other; I extended
my arms waiting for someone to hug me and do you know no-one
hugged me.
Suddenly they all began to share gifts. They opened them one
by one with great expectation. When all had been opened, I looked
to see if, maybe, there was one for me. What would you feel if on
your birthday everybody. Shared gifts and you did not get one?
I then understood that I was unwanted at that party and quietly
left.
Every year it gets worse. People only remember the gifts, the
parties, to eat and drink, and nobody remembers me.
I would like this Christmas that you allow me to enter into your
life.
I would like that you recognize the fact that more than two
thousand years ago I came to this world to give my life for you, on
the cross, to save you.
Today, I only want that you believe this with all your heart.
I want to share something with you. As many didn’t invite me to
their party, I will have my own celebration, a grandiose party that
no one has ever imagined, a spectacular party. I’m still making the
final arrangements.
Today I am sending out many invitations and there is an invitation
for you. I want to know if you wish to attend and I will make a
reservation for you and write your name with golden letters in my
great guest book.
Only those on the guest list will be invited to the party.
Those who don’t answer the invite, will be left outside. Be
prepared because when all is ready you will be part of my great
party.
See you soon. I Love you!
Jesus
COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—DECEMBER 21, 2011—PAGE A-3
IS STILL OPEN
First and foremost I would like everyone to know that I am still open for business. I am
currently in the process of finishing up my basic EMT classes and it has required me to
be away from my shop a lot. I have heard that a lot of customers think I am closed so
I am sending out this notice to let you know that I am still open for business. However,
my schedule at the shop will be changing since I will also be working at the Coalgate
Fire Department. Starting the first of December I will begin working 24hr on 48hr off so
I am asking if you need any work done to your vehicle just feel free to call and schedule
a time to bring it in. My cell is 580-927-6123 and shop is 580-927-2729. I do all major
to minor automotive repair as well as diesel repair. I am located right behind Circle N
convenient store. Sorry to have caused any inconvenience to my current customers
and would like to welcome any new business.
Thank you,
Eric Stevenson
To our State
Employees and State Retirees
Your Medications Can Stay With Us!
Oklahoma State and Education Employees Group Insurance Board (OSEEGIB) which provides health, dental, life, and disability insurance to governmental and
education employees, retirees, and dependents made
an important decision on December 16, 2011. This allows you to continue to fill your maintenance medications at your Local Independent Community Pharmacy
with the same copays as Medco’s Mail Order Pharmacy. You can continue getting the same great service you
have come to expect and at the same time keep your
prescription business local and convenient.
Tom and I thank each of you for the many phone calls made
on our behalf to State legislatures
legislators and to OSEEGIB. We
appreciate you and look forward to providing healthcare
you can count on and trust.
Sincerely,
Joe Burns
Palace Drug Store
PAGE A-4—COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—DECEMBER 21, 2011
Service Held For W.M. Baskett, Jr.
Funeral services for “W.M.” Baskett, Jr., a
longtime Coal County resident, were held Saturday, December 17, 2011 at
2:00 p.m. at Brown’s Funeral
Chapel in Coalgate with Bro.
Bob Graham officiating. Burial
was in Moore Cemetery with arrangements under the direction
of Brown’s Funeral Service of
Coalgate.
Mr. Baskett was born July 17,
1921 in Clarita, OK to William
M. and Minnie Bird (Bates) Baskett and passed away December
15, 2011 at his home in Clarita
at the age of 90. He attended
Clarita schools and married Ettie Lou Lawrence on August 25,
1939 in Clarita, OK. W. M. was
a farmer and rancher, a WWII veteran and of the
Baptist faith.
Survivors include his wife, Ettie Lou Baskett
of Clarita; children, Betty Lou Ward of Jenks,
OK, Larry Baskett and wife Jean of Norman, and
Ken Baskett and wife Bernice of
Sapulpa; grandchildren, Lisa Hall,
Brian Ward, Amy Greer, Mindy
Fox, Jason Baskett and Shelly
Baskett; ten great grandchildren;
along with numerous other relatives and special friends.
He was preceded in death by
his parents; five brothers; six
sisters and son-in-law, Burney
Ward.
Pallbearers were Jason Baskett, Brian Ward, Jay Hall, J. P.
Fox, Cameron Greer and James
Greer. Honorary bearers were
Doyle Nelson, Edgar Collins,
Roy Campbell, Ted Hartsfield, Bill Hefley and
Charles Thompson.
Funeral services for Daina Marie (Eddings)
Spangler, a Shawnee resident, were held Friday,
December 16, 2011 at 2:00 p.m.
at Brown’s Funeral Chapel in
Coalgate with Rev. Jeff Self of
officiating. Burial was in Coalgate Cemetery with Brown’s
Funeral Service of Coalgate in
charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Spangler was born
November 21, 1943 in Coalgate to John Richard and Mary
(Garner) Eddings and passed
away December 13, 2011 in
Shawnee, OK at the age of 68.
She attended Tupelo and Coalgate Schools and
East Central University in Ada, graduating with
a master’s degree. On November 18, 1974 she
married Phillip Rodney Spangler in Ft. Sill, OK.
He preceded her in death o November 19, 2007.
Daina owned and operated Sunny Beaches Grocery in Shawnee,
OK.
Survivors include one son,
John Richard Spangler of Shawnee, OK; grandchildren, Victoria Cogburn and Justin Spangler,
both of Shawnee, OK; along
with other relatives and dear and
loved friends.
She was preceded in death by
her parents, husband and sisters,
Joan Elaine Salmon and Martha
Lou Young.
Pallbearers were: Morris Eddings, Bob Eddings, Danny Young, Tony Young, Thomas Fritz
and Darby Harjo.
Service Held For Daina Marie Spangler
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ahead
It’s your future and your choice.
At Brown»s Funeral Service we»ll guide
you through the process of
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offer a variety of payment plans to –t
almost every lifestyle.
You may choose to pay in full, or select a payment
plan from 12 months to 10 years. It’s your choice.
We also offer life insurance and monuments.
Call Jeremy Burris for a no-obligation consultation.
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Palace Drug Newsletter
—Bigger Bellies: Bad for Bones?
Do you recall reading that
extra weight can protect your
bones? If so, you probably
thought, hey, great – at least
it’s good for something.
Well, sorry, but researchers
are now making somewhat
of an 180-degree turn – or, at
least when it comes to “spare
tires.” It looks as though
extra belly weight doesn’t
only increase the risk of
heart disease and diabetes. It
may also increase your risk
of osteoporosis. That’s the
condition causing fragile,
porous bones in about 10
million Americans and
leading to more than 1.5
million fractures each year.
A Harvard study looked at
50 premenopausal women
who had an average body
mass index (BMI) of about
30, which is considered
obese. It found that women
who packed away more fat
around their middles had
lower bone mineral density,
a set-up for fragile bones.
Researchers aren’t sure
why this kind of fat hurts
bones. But they do know that
deep belly fat releases fatty
acids into the liver. It also
releases other substances
and hormones that are hard
on the heart and pancreas. It
could be that similar changes
are wreaking havoc with
your bones, too.
Now you’ve got one
more reason to let loose of
those love handles. That’s
especially true if you are
female, 65 or older, slender,
Caucasian or Asian, or
you have a family history
of osteoporosis.
There
are other osteoporosis risk
factors, but ones you can
mostly control:
· You
have
low
NOW MEETING ON THURSDAY EVENINGS
COALGATE ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
~ Meetings Will Start at 6:30 pm ~
Meetings will be led by Tisha Wilson and pastoral staff will be available for free counseling.
Pastor Billy Wilson is a licensed Clinical Pastoral Counselor, and Pastors Linda Wilson and
Mary Jo Johnson are licensed counselors.
Tisha has over come destructive habits and long to help you do the same.
We are here to help you be free from destructive habits and move into a fulfilling life.
We invite anyone who feels unloved or alone to come enjoy friendship with others who are
having the same problems. WE want YOU TO KNOW THAT Jesus loves you just the way you
are today and wants to be your friend.
Church phone: 580-92-3020
LPXLP
Pastor Billy’s cell: 580-927-5588
estrogen.
· You eat a diet low in
calcium and vitamin
D.
lifestyle is
· Your
lacking in physical
activity.
· You smoke or drink
too much alcohol.
take certain
· You
medications, such
as
cortisone
or
chemotherapy.
So how can you know if
your belly is too big, and
what can you do about it?
Use a soft tape measure to
check your waist. If you’re
a woman and your waist
measures 35 inches or more,
it’s time to lose a little. (If
you’re a man, that number
is 40 inches or more.) Also
use a BMI chart to help
guide yourself into a healthy
weight range (18.5–24.9).
The good news is that belly
fat is often the first fat to go.
That’s because it’s more
metabolically active. Other
steps for banishing the big
belly? For example, eat
more whole grains, fruits,
and vegetables, which fill
you up faster, combined
with proteins. Eat fewer
refined foods like white rice
or bread, which elevate your
blood sugar, often leading
to a faster deposit of fat.
Don’t forget the other
side of the weight-loss
equation: exercise. Extra
crunches aren’t the answer,
even though that might
seem like a logical place
to start. Instead, work up
to 60 minutes of aerobic
exercise like brisk walking,
combined with regular
resistance training to build
calorie-burning muscles.
If you have any questions
please call.
Have a great day and a
Merry Christmas!
Wildcats Come Up Short
In Homecoming Game
—Coalgate struggles with shooting the ball in the basket in recent losses
By HERMAN BROWN
Coalgate
W
Wildcat
correspondent
The
Coalgate
Wildcats
suffered back-to-back losses in
the two games played just prior
to the Christmas break.
CHS lost 43-31 in a road
game Tuesday with the Antlers
Bearcats. Then, on Thursday,
Coalgate dropped a 56-53 loss
to the Atoka Wampus Cats. The
Coalgate setback was in the
CHS homecoming game again
the Wildcats’ biggest rival.
Coalgate’s biggest concern
at Antlers was a weak shooting
performance. The Wildcats
struggled from the field and
even at the free throw line.
“We didn’t shoot very well,”
Coach Kerwin Manion said.
“We missed too many bumps
and easy shots. But we also
failed to block out and made too
many turnovers.”
Antlers took an 8-4 lead in the
first quarter. The Bearcats then
used a 16-7 scoring edge in the
second quarter to gain a 24-11
halftime advantage. Coalgate
was only 1-for-11 on 2-point
field goal shooting during the
first half.
The Wildcats played much
better in the second half. They
outscored the Bearcats 2019. However, effort was not
enough to overtake the doubledigit lead. Antlers held on for a
43-31 victory.
Lance Walker was the leading
scorer for Coalgate with 13
points. Colby Lackey just
missed double digits with 9
points. C.J. McClain added 7
points for the Wildcats. Dustin
Ybarra rounded out the scoring
list with 2 points.
“You have to give credit to
Antlers,” Coach Manion said.
“They have a good team. We
will have to do a better job on
the little things as we move
ahead. You won’t win games
against teams like Antlers unless
you shoot the ball better, block
out for rebounds, and cut down
on turnovers.”
On Thursday, Coalgate hosted
the Atoka Wampus Cats for
the annual CHS Homecoming
celebration. The game ended
up as a 3-point loss for the
Wildcats, 56-53.
Atoka outscored the host
squad in each of the first three
quarters. The Wampus Cats
led 16-14 after one quarter and
28-22 at the half. AHS then
extended the lead to double
digits at 42-32 at the end of third
period.
Coalgate fans were then
delighted in the fourth quarter.
The Wildcats ignited a strong
comeback bid. The effort led
to a chance to tie the game with
30 seconds to go. CHS swished
the first attempt on a pair of free
throws. That got CHS to within
a point at 52-51. The second
free throw shot was off the
mark. However, the Wildcats
rebounded and scored the goahead basket for a 53-52 lead.
From there, the Wampus Cats
scored the final four points to
win 56-53.
The scoring load for Coalgate
was carried mainly by three
players. Colby Lackey was tops
with 16 points. C.J. McClain
added 11 points. Lance Walker
COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—DECEMBER 21, 2011— PAGE A-5
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(Follow Signs)
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Card of Thanks
Words cannot express our sincere gratitude for the love shown and excellent care given to our
Mother. Your many acts of kindness will never be forgotten and will be remember each day on our
journey ahead. All your thoughts and prayers, food, beautiful flowers, cards and phone calls were
deeply appreciated and gave us comfort.
—Photo by Sherry Loudermilk
cOaLGate Vs atOKa
a — Senior Colby Lackey was top scorer
for Coalgate with 16 points. Above, Lackey shoots another 2
points.
The family of Bessie Grissom wishes to thank the following: Doctors and Nursing staff of the Coal
Coalgate Hurley Hospital, Ruth Wilson Hurley Manor and Nursing staff, Dr. John Randolph Oklahoma Heart Hospital and ICU Nursing staff, E.M.S. Coal County, TenderCare Home Health,
Brown’s Funeral Service, and Meals on Wheels. Also, we would like to extend our gratitude to Bro.
Jeff Self, Robin and Jarrett Self and Nancy Hestand for their inspirational words and special music, the ladies of the First Baptist Church for the delicious meal and numerous friends.
A special thank you goes to her Sons-In-Laws Dr. R.J. Helton and John R. Williams, and nephews
Dr. Bill Sprague and Jim Sprague whom she loved very much.
Daughters and families of Bessie Grissom,
Marla Wellington, Marilyn Williams and Beth Helton
May the joy and wonder of the holiday
season be yours throughout the new year.
Merry Christmas
cOaLGate Vs atOKa
a — Junior C.J. McClain added 11 points
to the scoreboard for the Wildcats. Above, McClain lays in 2
points.
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LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register Dec. 21 & 28, 2011 & Jan.
4, 2012, 3t)
IN THE OFFICE OF
THE COUNTY CLERK
OF COAL COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
In the Matter of the Application of CHUCK HORTON for Tax Deed Under
Tax Sale Certificate No. 121
NO. 121
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
)
SS.
COUNTY OF COAL
)
The State of Oklahoma to: ROY C. WILLIAMS, if living or if dead, the
unknown heirs, executors, administrators, devisees, trustees, assigns,
or grantees of such person as may be deceased, or the owners, tenants,
and persons owning or claiming any right, title, or interest of any nature
or kind, in or to the real estate, lands and tenements in Coal County,
Oklahoma, as hereinafter described.
You and each of you are hereby notified that the undersigned is the
owner and holder of a tax sale certificate, hereinafter described, issued
by the County Treasurer of Coal County, Oklahoma, on and covering the
following described real estate, lands and tenements in said county and
state, to-wit:
Lot 1 in Block 28 in the town of Phillips, Coal County, Oklahoma.
Said certificate being based upon sales of said property to said County
for delinquent assessments as provided by law, the respective dates of
said sales, the years of assessments for which sold, the serial umber of
said certificate, and subsequent payment and endorsement of the taxes
thereon being as follows:
Certificate Number—121; Date of Sale—October 4, 1993; Years for
Which Sold—1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992; Assessment Paid &
Endorsed—$41.78
and subsequent payment of taxes for years 1995 through 2010, inclusive,
all as shown by the records of said County Treasurer.
You, and each of you, are given further notice that on the 4th day of
October 1993, in consideration of the payment of the assessments,
costs and charges on the above described real estate for the years
1987 through 1992, the County Treasurer of said county, duly assigned
the above described tax sale certificate, with endorsements thereon
as aforesaid, together with all of the interest of said county in said real
estate, unto CHUCK HORTON, all as shown by said certificate above
described, and the records of said County Treasurer.
That the said Chuck Horton is the owner and holder of said tax sale
certificate, and the owner of said land by purchase at delinquent tax sale,
as provided by law, and you and each of you are hereby notified that
unless redemption is made from said sales and each of them, together
with the assessments endorsed thereon, within 60 days from the date of
service of this notice upon you, or the first date of publication, if service
is by publication of said notice, a tax deed will be demanded and will be
issued to Chuck Horton, to all of the above described property, lands and
tenements, as provided by law.
Dated this 15th day of December, 2011.
S)Trae Gray
Tray Gray, OBA #21196
Attorney for Chuck Horton
The Law Offices of Trae Gray, PLLC
28 North Main
Coalgate, OK 74538
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register December 21, 2011, 1t)
Coal County Rural Water District #5 will have their annual meeting
January 3, 2012 at 7:00 p.m. at the Valley Insurance meeting room.
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate record Register December 14, 21 & 28, 2011, 3t)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF COAL COUNTY,
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
CREDITORS RECOVERY CORP
Plaintiff,
v.
JOHN CRUZ and
JODIE CRUZ aka JODIE KIZER
Defendants.
Case No. CS-11-0045
PUBLICATION NOTICE
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT
You will take notice that you have been sued in the above named Court
by the above Plaintiff, for an indebtedness on an open account. You must
answer the petition filed by this Plaintiff in said court within 41 days from the
first publication If you fail to answer, the said petition will be taken as true and
judgment will be granted to the Plaintiff for the amount alleged in the principal
amount of $1,744.80, prejudgment interest in addition to interest from the
date of Judgment as specified per Okla. Stat. tit. 12 § 727, court costs and a
possible attorney fee.
WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court this 7th day of December,
2011.
S)Rachel Fuller
Court Clerk
S)Malcom P. Hammond
Malcolm P. Hammond, OBA #3780
Attorney for the Plaintiff
P.O. Box 702360
Tulsa, OK 74170-2360
(9a8) 296-1650
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register Dec. 21, 28, 2011 & Jan. 4,
2012, 3t)
CV-2011-28
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: The following named persons, if
living or if she or any of them be deceased, their known and unknown
heirs, beneficiaries, executors, administrators, devisees, trustees,
legatees, successors and assigns, immediate and remote of each such
deceased person, to-wit: HAZEL SMITH
GREETINGS:
You are hereby notified that on the 19th day of December, 2011,
plaintiff, JOHNNY DUWAYNE HOLLEY, filed suit against you in the
District Court of Coal County, Oklahoma, being Suit No. CV-2011-28 to
quiet title to the following described property in Coal County, Oklahoma,
to-wit:
Lot 4 in Block 238 in the City of Lehigh, Oklahoma,
and to obtain judgment establishing that plaintiff is the owner of said
property, all as more particularly set out in plaintiff’s petition.
NOW, THEREFORE, you and each of you are further notified
that you must answer the petition filed herein on or before the 2nd
day of FEBRUARY, 2012, or said petition will be taken as true and
judgment rendered accordingly in favor of plaintiff and against you,
and establishing that plaintiff is the owner of the property, all as more
particularly set out in his petition.
Rachel Fuller, Court Clerk
By:S)Michelle Lampkin
Deputy
YOUNGBLOOD LAW OFFICE
David Youngblood
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Coalgate
Man
Charged
With
Assault and
Battery On
A Police
Officer
A Coalgate man was
charged Monday with
felony assault and battery
on a police officer. The
alleged assault occurred in
the Coal County Sheriff’s
Office after the man was
involved in a vehicle crash
and arrested for driving a
motor vehicle while under
the influence of alcoholaggravated.
Oklahoma
Highway
Patrol trooper John Ivey
said he was called to the
scene of an accident on
Willow Street near SH
31 in Cottonwood at 2:44
p.m., December 17.
A white 2009 Chevrolet
pickup driven by Kevin
Dale Ennis, 44, was in
a ditch, Ivey said. The
pickup had run off the road
on the left side, struck a
tree, and then crossed the
road to the right before
coming to rest in the ditch,
Ivey said.
Trooper Ivey stated that
Ennis had a strong odor
of alcoholic beverage,
slurred, confused speech
and very unstable balance.
He told Ivey he did not
know why he was in the
vehicle or where he was
going but did admit to
driving. A nearly empty
bottle of whiskey was
found on the floorboard of
the pickup.
Ennis was transported
to Mary Hurley Hospital
“to get his injuries cleaned
up,” Ivey said, and then
transported to the Coal
County jail. He stated
that Ennis agreed to take a
state test for blood alcohol
content. He tested .31,
Ivey said, adding that the
legal limit is .08 and a
reading of .15 or above
constitutes
aggravated
DUI. Ennis was arrested
for aggravated driving
under the influence of
alcohol and transporting
an open container of
alcohol.
A probable
cause
affidavit filed by Coal
County sheriff’s deputy
Melvin Jackson states that
he was assisting Ivey in
escorting Ennis to a jail
cell when the assault and
battery took place.
Jackson said when he
took Ennis by his left
arm and helped him to his
feet, Ennis began to get
belligerent, pulled away,
and told Jackson to take
his hands off him. He then
turned toward Jackson and
pushed him away
The deputy said he told
Ennis to stop and “just go
into his cell,” but Ennis
slapped him and pushed
him away a second time.
Jackson said he performed
a tactical “take down” and
handcuffed Ennis.
Coal County EMS was
called to the sheriff’s
office to check Ennis
because some injuries he
sustained in the vehicle
accident had broken open,
Jackson stated. He was
then placed in a jail cell.
Wildcats Come Up Short
In Homecoming Game
GREG PETERS
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—Coalgate struggles with shooting the ball in the basket in recent losses
was also in double figures with
10 points. Dustin Ybarra was
fourth with 8 points.
“Atoka was able to come back
and beat us by three,” said Coach
Manion. “We all wanted to win
that game. But I am so proud of
how my kids came back after a
slow start in the first half. They
showed a lot of guts and a lot
of heart to fight all the way to
the end. We gave ourselves a
chance to win. That’s all you
can ask of your kids.”
---
Antlers 43, Coalgate 31
Coalgate - 4 - 7 - 6 - 14 - (31)
Antlers - 8 - 16 - 6 - 13 - (43)
Coalgate scoring: Lance
Walker 13, Colby Lackey 9,
C.J. McClain 7, and Dustin
Ybarra 2.
--Atoka 56, Coalgate 53
Atoka -16-12-14-14 (56)
Coalgate -14-8-10-21 – (53)
Coalgate scoring: Colby
Lackey 16, C.J. McClain 11,
Lance Walker 10, Dustin Ybarra
8, Brandon Jim 4, Mason Jim 2,
and Jaydin Riley 2.
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cOaLGate Vs atOKa
a — Coalgate senior Dustin Ybarra
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8 points.
Coalgate Man Charged
With Child Sex Crimes
Charges were filed last week against a Coalgate man
accused of committing sex crimes against a child.
Donal Megerkurth, 41, is facing child sexual
exploitation and soliciting a minor for indecent exposure/
obscene material.
An investigation into accusations against Megerkurth
was launched in July 2011 when the victim’s mother
contacted the Coalgate Police Department, court
records show. The case was subsequently turned over
to the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation Internet
Crimes Against Children Unit.
Information filed by the district attorney’s office states
that Megerkurth persuaded the girl “to engage in lewd,
obscene, and pornographic photography/filming…” and
induced her to participate in “the viewing, publishing
and distributing of obscene material” over a period of
about five months.
The penalty for child sexual exploitation varies from
one year in the county jail and a fine of $500 to $5,0000
to life imprisonment in the state penitentiary.
Soliciting a minor for indecent exposure/obscene
material carries a penalty of 10 to 30 years in the state
penitentiary and/or a fine of $500 to $20,000.
Megerkurth was arrested Tuesday afternoon in Atoka
County on a warrant carrying $200,000 bond. He
was scheduled to make his initial court appearance on
Tuesday afternoon.
James “Bud” and Delsia
Horn, long time residents of Lehigh, celebrated their 69th wedding anniversary on November
19, 2011. They were surprised
with an anniversary party with
all kinds of good, home cooked
dishes, lots of laughs, pictures
and story telling. The couple
enjoyed the celebration with
their son Thomas Horn and wife
Gail, daughter-in-law Teresa
Horn and great granddaughter
Trista, son Bobby Horn and
wife Tonya and great grandson
Nathan Wrana, grandson Chris
Horn and wife Dottie, son Alfred Horn and Jan Moon and
grandson AJ, granddaughter
Rachel Fuller and Ricky Nix,
and great grandchildren Dillon,
Makayla, Holly, Jordana, Leah
and Abigail Fuller, granddaughter Mary and great granddaughter Brooklyn, son Keith Horn
and wife Jessie, granddaughter
Mandy Crites and husband Carl
and great granddaughter Marley Jo and great grandson Jagger, grandson James and wife
Tara with great granddaughter
Amory and great grandson Mason, healthcare provider Amy
Watson and husband Jason and
friend Jerry Powell. Everyone
left with pleasant memories.
LIFE
BUSINESS
“From Starter Homes to High End”
New Dollar General
Coming To Coalgate
The Coalgate City Council on Monday night granted a
variance for 30 parking spaces and a building permit for the
construction of a new Dollar General store at 608 S. Broadway.
The building site is on the east side of Broadway.
Construction of the new store is expected to begin shortly
after the first of the year, said City Manager Roger Cosper.
Dollar General in Coalgate is presently located at Ohio and
Byrd Streets.
(Editor’s note: Caught by the deadline. Other items on
the December 19 City Council agenda will be published next
week.)
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Church phone: 580-927-3020
Pastors Billy and Linda Wilson, and Mary Jo Johnson
Pastor Billy is a licensed Clinical Pastoral Counselor
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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,
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ATOKA LIVESTOCK AUCTION
SALE EVERY MONDAY 11:00 NOON
Weekly Market Report Monday, December 19, 2011
SALE RESULTS
CATTLE SOLD 764
STEERS
200 - 300 lb .......$1.70 - $197.5
300 - 400 lb....... $1.61 - $1.89
400 - 500 lb....... $1.49 - $1.74
500 - 600 lb....... $1.42 - $1.57.5
600 700 lb........$1.39 - $1.46
HEIFERS
200 - 300 lb .......$1.50 $1.83
300 - 400 lb....... $1.34 - $1.64
400 - 500 lb....... $1.30 - $1.62
500 - 600 lb....... $1.22 - $1.45
600 - 700 lb........$1.16 - $1.40
PAIRS 675-1150 • STOCKER COWS 700-1050 • PACKER COWS
.75¢-.82¢ • LOW DRESSING .50¢ - .74¢ • PACKER BULLS .75¢-.82¢
BULL NONE • BABY CALVES 152-225O& OPERATORS
WE WILL BE CLOSED THE NEXT 2 WEEKS FOR THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS
Our first sale of 2012 will be January 9th.
MERRY CHRISTMAS & HAPPY NEW YEAR
TO ALL OF OUR CUSTOMERS
Phil & Paula Hatridge
Owners & Operators
Phil & Paula Hatridge
Mob. 918-424-1754 ~ Office 580-889-3264
PO Box 1103 - Atoka, Ok 74525
Coal County
District
Court Records
Felonies
Donal Megerkurth – Child
sexual abuse; solicit minor
for
indecent
exposure/
obscene material.
Kevin Dale Ennis – Assault
and battery upon a police
officer.
Shawn McDaniel Ward
– Possession of controlled
dangerous substance.
Misdemeanors
Geneva Spencer – Obtaining
cash and/or merchandise by
bogus check.
Amanda Bivins – Obtaining
cash and/or merchandise by
bogus check/false pretenses.
Shawn McDaniel Ward
– Possession of controlled
dangerous
substance;
unlawful possession of drug
paraphernalia.
Kevin Dale Ennis – Driving
a motor vehicle while under
the influence of alcohol/
sir Berry and Paige Delsigne
aggravated.
Deberah Counterman –
Possession of controlled
dangerous
substance;
unlawful possession of drug
paraphernalia.
Joni J. Boyd – Petty
larceny.
Civil
Bank of America, NA,
successor by merger to BAC
Home Loans Servicing,
LP
FKA
Countrywide
Home Loans Servicing,
LP vs Patricia Ann Mayer;
Edward F Mayer, Sr.; John
Doe, occupant; Household
Finance Corp. III; HBC
Bank Nevada, NA; and
Citibank (South Dakota),
NA – Foreclosure.
Unifund CCR Partners vs
Julie Davis – Indebtedness.
Johnny Duwayne Holley
vs Heirs, etc. of Hazel Smith,
deceased – Quiet title.
Small Claims
Paw Paw and Paige Delsigne
C&C Hardware vs Doylene
Nelson – Money judgment.
Lloyd Holman vs Joann
Wren – Eviction.
C&C Hardware vs Thomas
Chance Wilson – Money
judgment.
FirstBank vs Destini Ayres
Paige Elizabeth Delsigne, the daughter of David and Pamela
– Money judgment.
Delsigne of Macomb, has received membership into The Knights
Roland Powell, Jerry of the Guild, a national honor society offered at Bethel Public
Wayne Powell vs Anita Schools, located west of Shawnee in Bethel Acres.
Yarbrough – Eviction.
The educational organization, open to all grades, talks to students throughout the U. S. Their curriculum and book, The Code,
used in the classroom everyday, teaches important life skills, self
esteem concepts, and skills to help achieve goals set. To belong
to the Guild is to learn “The Code” and to be someone who can
always be counted on the help and serve others.
Different qualities of conduct are studied and students that excel in these qualities and do their best are selected and honored
with knighthood and “The Life Code of Chivalry Award.” This
medal was designed by the makers of the Olympic Medallions and
Traffic Citations
has been sanctioned by the U. S. Senate and Congress as one of the
The following traffic highest awards a young person can receive in America.
citations were issued by the
Earlier this year new members were knighted in a dubbing cerCoalgate Police Department emony given by Sir Berry (pictured in photo #1 with Paige).
from Monday, December 12
At Paige’s dubbing a proclamation composed by her teachers
through Sunday, December was read:
19:
This student chosen for the sense of “Justice” is a very good
Raymond
Ernest student. She is highly intelligent and talented as well.
Burns, Lehigh, OK –
Even with all of these special gifts, she does not put herself
DUI; transporting open above others in the way she acts.
container of beer; driving
Another teacher comments that she is always polite and never
under suspension 2nd and rude to those with whom she comes in contact.
subsequent.
Because you have impressed those around you with your capacSean
Taylor
Dority, ity for Justice, you deserve to be honored as a member of the . . .
Coalgate, OK – Public Bethel Knight Vison . . . Lady Paige Delsigne.
intoxication.
Paige is a 7th grader at Bethel Middle School. She is a memEthan Thomas Bozeman, ber of The Middle School Student Council, Middle School ConAda,
OK
–
Illegal cert Band, The Bethel Basketball Team and the School Recycling
fireworks.
Team. She also enjoys snow skiing, golf and playing the piano.
Cheyenne M. Jones,
Paige has two older sisters, Laura and Claire and one older brothCoalgate, OK – Speeding.
er, Alex, also all former inductees and members of the Guild.
Nestor Olmo Aquirre,
Paige’s grandparents are Ron and Evelyn Winter of Tushka and
Springdale, AR – Speeding. Dwight and Carolyn Delsigne of Coalgate.
Christopher Taylor Goff,
Paige is pictured in 2nd photo with Paw-Paw Delsigne the day of
Stigler, OK – Taxes due the ceremony.
state; no insurance.
Paige Elizabeth Delsigne
Receives Membership Into
The Knights of the Guild
National Honor Society
Coalgate
Police
Report
Lady Wildcats Split
Final Games of 2011
—Coalgate girls win on road at Antlers, lose to Atoka in CHS homecoming
By HERMAN BROWN
Coalgate Wildcat correspondent
The Coalgate Lady Wildcats
split their final two games of
2011. The CHS girls won 4540 on the road at Antlers on
Tuesday. However, the Lady
Wildcats then suffered a loss to
the visiting Atoka Lady Wampus
Cats on Thursday. The 66-50
setback came in Coalgate’s
annual homecoming game.
On Tuesday, Coach Jim Jenson
watched his Lady Wildcats stage
a successful fourth-quarter rally
at Antlers. Coalgate had led 1812 at halftime. But then Antlers
exploded for 19 points in the
third quarter to grab a 31-27
advantage. CHS stormed back
with 18 points in the fourth
quarter while limiting Antlers to
nine points. That surge pushed
Coalgate to a 45-40 victory over
the Lady Bearcats.
A pair of Coalgate players
finished in double figures in
scoring.
Cherokee Acker
dropped in a team-high 16
points. Jade Ward was close
behind with 15 points.
“We played really well,” said
Coach Jenson. “We didn’t
shoot all that well, but we didn’t
turn the ball over as much. We
finished strong in the fourth
quarter and hit the free throws
when we needed them.”
Coalgate dropped in eight of
14 foul shots down the stretch.
Coach Jenson added praise for
the excellent play of Cherokee
Acker and Jade Ward for their
scoring, and also for Cenè
Fixico for her 15 rebounds.
The
victory
extended
Coalgate’s win streak to three
cOaLGate Vs atOKa
a — Coalgate senior Jade Ward eyes consecutive games.
up the goal for a free throw. Ward finished the game with 13
On Thursday, the Lady Wildcats
points.
were hoping to extend the streak
to four straight. However, the
Atoka Lady Wampus Cats scored
a 66-50 victory to spoil the CHS
homecoming and snap the win
streak.
The CHS girls led 14-11 after
the first quarter. However,
Atoka seized control over the
second and third quarters. The
Lady Wampus Cats outscored
the host team 18-9 in the second
period and 26-9 in a wild third
quarter. The combined effort
extended the Atoka lead to 5532 going into the final period.
Coalgate came back to outscore
AHS 18-11 down the stretch.
That rounded out the final score
to 66-50 in Atoka’s favor.
The scoring parade for CHS
included eight girls, but only
two in double figures. Jade
Ward finished with 13 points
while Cherokee Acker managed
12. Tandra Elkins just missed
double digits with a 9-point
performance. Cenè Fixico led
the remaining scorers with 6
points.
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—Coalgate girls win on road at Antlers, lose to Atoka in CHS homecoming
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Coach Jenson reviewed the
game and pointed to a pivotal
timeframe.
“The third quarter doomed
us,” he said. “We came out and
could not get the ball to go in
the hole. They (Atoka girls)
could not miss. They hit three
treys and that seemed to really
ignite them. We came back in
the fourth quarter and hit four
treys. But it was too deep a
hole to overcome.”
--Coalgate 45, Antlers 40
Coalgate - 8 – 10 – 9 – 18 –
(45)
Antlers – 8 – 4 – 19 – 9 – (40)
Atoka – 11-18-26-11 – (66)
Coalgate – 14- 9- 9- 18 – (50)
Coalgate scoring: Cherokee
Acker 16, Jade Ward 15, Cenè
Fixico 7, Tandra Elkins 4, and
Luci Palmer 3.
--Atoka 66, Coalgate 50
Coalgate scoring: Jade Ward
13, Cherokee Acker 12, Tandra
Elkins 9, Cenè Fixico 6, Luci
Palmer 3, Whitney Williams 3,
Landon Garcia 2, and Morgan
Sandman 2.
OHP
Report
Did You Know?
By Trooper John Ivey
Did you know that the
Coal and Atoka County
commissioners have passed
resolutions that all county
roads are 45 mph unless
otherwise posted? The county
road speed limit signs are
posted on the highways when
you enter the county.
Did you know that you can
still receive a citation for speed
if the road is unsafe or will
not allow a vehicle to travel
at 45 mph? Example: It has
rained for several hours and
the road is holding water and
slick. You lose control of your
vehicle and hit a tree because
of the road conditions. Even
though you were driving the
speed limit, you were driving
too fast for the conditions that
the road would allow.
The Oklahoma Highway
Patrol wants you to be safe this
New Year’s Eve and will have
extra patrols out not only on
the highways but the county
roads as well.
Have a safe and happy
holiday season.
Traffic Citations
The following citations
issued by the Oklahoma
Highway Patrol were filed in
Coal County District Court
from Monday, December 12
through Thursday, December
15:
Jeremy Lee Cook, Ft. Smith,
AR – Overwidth vehicle.
Damon Clay Keyes, Pocola,
OK – Violation of special
permit other than weight.
Joshua Paul Leininger,
Ada, OK – Violate license
restriction.
Rachel Ann Patterson,
Coalgate, OK – Operate
vehicle at speed greater than
reasonable.
Gerardo Castillo-Calvillo,
Idabel, OK – Speeding.
Samuel Garrett Wayne
Blevins, OKC – Speeding.
Elizabeth Ann Cloud, OKC
– Speeding.
Teddy Dean Gastineau,
Ravia, OK – Operate without
license required for type
of vehicle operated; fail to
properly register commercial
vehicle-misuse of farm tag.
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Genealogical Society Holds Monthly Meeting
The Coal County Genealogical Society’s Christmas annual
monthly meeting was held on
Monday, December 12, 2011 in
the Brandin’ Iron Café.
Members in attendance were:
Berniece Crane, Bill Avanzini,
Lorene Caruthers, Larry and
Nancy Bowerman, Julia Hampton, Dellora Miles, Sandra Dacus, Ruth Moore and Randal
and Angie Long. (Angie is our
Webmaster and she does a lot
for society). Thanks, Angie and
Randal!
The researchers have kept
busy with mail inquiries and
visitors. Elsie has completed
several family research projects. She keeps busy!
The society has acquired
Stan Paregien’s Journal; A
Digital Book of Memories,
Paregien Enterprises, Edmond,
OK and Paregien Family History, 1816-2006.
The society still has copies
of the reprinted Volume I and
the new Volume II Coal County History Books. They would
make great Christmas gifts and
contain lots of information on
Coal County families, businesses, churches, towns and
lots more. They are very interesting and make a nice matched
set. We still have a few copies
of the Charley Walker story
left.
A slate of officers was presented and elected for 2012.
Our Vice President, Bill
Avanzini, presided over meeting as President Verdell was
having surgery on his eye. We
wish him a speedy recovery!
Coal County Genealogical
The Genealogical Society Society
meets the second Monday of
P.O. Box 436
each month at 10:30 in the Coal
Coalgate, OK 74538
County Public Library. MemPhone: 480-927-1185
bers and visitors welcome. We
E-mail: ccgs101@yahoo.
would enjoy having some new com
members!
Website: coalcounty.org
Lindsey Nicole Davidson of Tupelo and Jacob Lee
Hamilton of Coleman would like to announce their upcoming marriage. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Howard
and Sharon Davidson of Coalgate, OK. She is a graduate
of Tupelo High School and is currently attending Southeastern Oklahoma State University where she is working
toward a bachelor’s degree. The groom is the son of Mark
and Lori Hamilton of Coleman, OK. He is a graduate of
Coleman High School and graduated from Southeastern
Oklahoma State University with a bachelor’s degree. Jacob is a high school coach and teacher at Tupelo Public
School. The couple will be united in marriage on December 31, 2011. The ceremony will take place at the First
United Methodist Church in Coalgate, OK at 4:00 p.m. A
reception will immediately follow the wedding. All family
and friends of the bride and groom are welcome.
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580-927-2156
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Tigers Impressive In Loss To Caddo
—Tupelo coach praises his players for hard work in recent basketball setback
The Tupelo Tigers came out Thursday evening. Despite
By HERMAN BROWN
on the short end of a 56-47 the final outcome, Coach Clay
Tupelo correspondent
loss to the Caddo Bruins last Weller is proud of his Tigers
for the incredible effort they
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the top teams. We just ran out
of gas in the fourth quarter.
Caddo was good enough to pull
away a little at the end.”
Tupelo managed an 11-9 lead
in the first quarter. Caddo then
rallied to a tight 23-22 halftime
edge. The Bruins also narrowly
outscored Tupelo, 17-15, in the
third period. That provided
them a 40-37 lead going into
the fourth quarter.
Caddo then outscored the
Tigers 16-10 down the stretch.
That turned the 3-point lead
into a 9-point win at 56-47.
Matt Benedict powered the
unsuccessful upset bid with
a rock-solid 17 point scoring
performance. Tanner Davis
also scored in double figures
with 12 points. The rest of
the scoring included Brandon
Chamberlain with 8 points,
Zac Lewis with 4, and Chat
Henry, H.D. Bullard and Corey
McCollum with 2 points each.
“It’s a loss, but our team
defense and rebounding was
probably our best effort for four
full quarters of basketball,”
Coach Weller said. “Caddo is
really big and really athletic.
We did a really good job of
battling with them and playing
hard. Our rebounding was a
key to us staying in the game.
But in the fourth quarter they
wore us down. We ran out of
gas with three or four minutes
to go. And credit Caddo for
hitting some big shots to pull
away a little.”
The Tigers are now enjoying
their Christmas and New
Year’s Day holiday. They’ll
have some practice time and
scrimmage work over the next
couple of weeks.
“We want to build on what
we have been doing,” Coach
Weller said. “We’ll be working
on things and continue to see if
we can get better.”
--Caddo 56, Tupelo 47
Caddo - 9 - 14 - 17 - 16 – (56)
Tupelo - 11 - 11 - 15 - 10 –
(47)
Tupelo scoring: Matt Benedict
17, Tanner Davis 12, Brandon
Chamberlain 8, Zac Lewis 4,
Chat Henry 2, H.D. Bullard 2,
and Corey McCollum 2.
Coal
County
Sheriff
Report
The following traffic
citations issued by the Coal
County Sheriff’s Office
were filed in Coal County
District Court from Monday,
December 12 through
Thursday, December 15:
Sean
Taylor
Dority,
Coalgate, OK – Speeding.
Brian Dale Chapman,
Wilson, OK – Speeding.
John Gregory Burk,
Shawnee, OK – Speeding.
Faryl
Martin
Ohler,
Kingfisher, OK – Speeding.
Billain G. Tate, OKC –
Speeding.
Charles Dwayne Mathews,
Lexington, OK – Speeding.
Bruce Allen Pritchard,
Weatherford, TX – Failure
to stop at stop sign; driving
under suspension.
Charles Richard Brown,
Lexington, OK – Speeding.
Heather Hopson-Hilburn,
Hugo, OK – Speeding.
Robin Keith Koch, Ada,
OK – Speeding.
Albert Bruce Stearman,
Eufaula,
OK
–
No
insurance.
Daniel Leon Griffin,
Stuart, OK – Expired tag.
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Lady Tigers Fall 47-36 To Visiting Caddo Squad
—Tupelo girls suffer latest loss due to poor shooting performance
By HERMAN BROWN
Tupelo correspondent
The Tupelo Lady Tigers
ended the pre-Christmas
schedule with a 47-36
loss to the Caddo Lady
Bruins. The setback came
last Thursday evening at
Tupelo High School.
Tupelo head coach Missy
Rogers had hoped her THS
girls would bounce into the
holiday with a win over
the talented Caddo Lady
Bruins. However, a case
of poor shooting by Tupelo
doomed any chances of a
victory.
“Our scoring hurt us,”
said Coach Rogers. “We
were just 2 of 10 in the first
quarter and 0 of 6 in the
second. You can’t expect
to win doing that. But we
still had our chances …
and we are playing good
defense most of the time.
We just couldn’t connect
on our shots.”
The visiting Lady Bruins
led 6-4 after a low-scoring
first quarter.
Tupelo’s
scoring touch was even
worse in the second
quarter as the Lady Tigers
were outscored 9-1 during
the span. That left the
host squad trailing 15-5 at
intermission.
Tupelo did a much better Sanders 10, Kaley Sanders 5, Kelsie Warner 4, Chamberlain 2, and Haley
job of scoring in the second 10, Tamara Thompson Kate McCoy 3, Kurston Fowler 2.
half. The Lady Tigers
managed 13 points in the
third stanza. However,
the visitors answered with
15 points to take a 30-18
advantage into the final
period.
The Lady Tigers finished
with 18 points in the fourth
quarter. That was one
more point than the visitors
managed. The result was
the 47-36 final, which went
in Caddo’s favor.
Tupelo had two players
reach double figures in
scoring. Brittany Sanders
and Kaley Sanders each
dropped in 10 points. Five
other Lady Tigers scored in
the game, but nobody with
more than five points.
“We are going to work on
our offense,” said Coach
Rogers said. “Our defense
has been doing a pretty
good job. We’ll need to
keep playing defense and
get better on offense.”
--Caddo 47, Tupelo 36
Caddo - 6 - 9 - 15 - 17 (47)
Tupelo - 4 - 1 - 13 - 18 (36)
Tupelo scoring: Brittany
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May the simple joys of the season be yours.
HURLEY MANOR residents and their families and friends always enjoy the music programs
that Tom Owen presents at the residents’ Christmas parties. Of course, Tom never fails to get
a ‘volunteer’ group together to play one of his favorite instruments — the harmonica. Some
‘volunteers’ are happier than others to play a harmonica for the first time in front a large audience
— but most manage a smile from time to time. And so far, everyone has survived the experience.
This year’s group, directed, of course, by the master himself, included Jaclyn Shirley, Gerry Watkins
and Helen Allen, from left. It didn’t take Helen long to get caught up in the moment!
Tupelo Kountry Store
May Peace be your gift at Christmas
Christmases Past
The Year Was 1961
Dear Santa,
We’ve both been good
boys, especially right here before Christmas time. We live
on Highway 75, northwest of
Coalgate. We’ll leave the porch
light and Christmas tree lights
on so you’ll be sure to find us.
We both want red tractors.
I, Andy, am four years old
and need a tool set including
hammer, nails and wire. I have
to help daddy build some fence.
I could use some stockings and
a rifle.
I, James, want a train and
hammer and rifle. I’ll be three
years old the 15, so if I get any
of these gifts for my birthday, I
cancel that part of my list.
Buster and Blondie would
like a sack of dog food and a
buttered biscuit. These two
dogs can share with our three
kittens.
Remember all the poor little
boys and girls that have been
good.
Love and kisses,
Andrew and James Inman
P.S. Drive carefully and
watch out for the low flying
planes.
Dear Santa,
I have been good and kind. I
want a tractor, football, cowboy
guns, socks and puppet.
Bring something for James,
Andy and Mark.
Love, Tom Inman.
I am 6 years old and in the
first grade.
poodle dog.
Your friend, Marcia Harter
Love Mark Inman’
P.S. Thanks you for the gifts
last year.
Dear Santa: I want that shotDear Santa: I want a gun and
gun I saw in the 10¢ store.
Please Santa, you are my friend a bike and a baby doll. My sisand I like you. Bobby Ander- ter has a baby doll.
Santa I cleaned out our chimson
ney so you won’t get hurt comDear Santa: I want a doctor’s ing down. I want you to bring
Continued on Page B-2
kit and a scooter. I want a jet
that whines like a fighter and
leaves trail of smoke.
Ricky May
Dear Santa: I want a monkey
for Christmas. You are a wonderful man. I like you and your
helpers. Shirley wants baby doll
for Christmas. Charles wants a
big bus. Merry Christmas. Your
friend, Charlote Canida
From others in Coal County
Dear Santa Claus,
How are you doing these
days? How is Mrs. Santa Claus?
We Inman’s are doing fine and
our dogs Buster and Blondie.
I want an astronaut watch and
two rolls of film for my camera.
Please bring the other boys and
girls and especially my brothers gifts. I will have something
good to eat for you.
Merry Christmas
Robert, Sharon , Rusty & Everett Pickens
May hearts be light and spirits high as
we again welcome this
great holiday.
Brown’s Funeral Service
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Coalgate, OK 74538
580-927-2101
Merry Christmas
Dear Santa,
Please bring e the doll whose
hair you can turn it’s hair page
boy, pony tail, bob. Please bring
me the car that has a real motor.
Please bring me a brown mink
collar to put on my sweaters.
Please bring me the kitchen
set. Please bring me the doll
with many clothes.
I have been a good girl.
Love, Sally Jean Pasquali
Dear Santa Claus
Stormy wants some dog
food and a black velvet leash a
bed that has his name and a red
coat and 4 boots that are white
with red ribbons, a gold dish to
eat out of. The reason I said 4
boots, Stormy is a DOG. I have
been a good dog.
Love, Stormy Weathers
Pasquali.
From Tupelo—
Dear Santa: I want a piano.
I want a doll buggy. I want a
Wishing you many
magical moments this
Christmas Season.
Coalgate Public Schools
Students, Staff & Board of Education
PAGE B-2—COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—DECEMBER 21, 2011
Coal County
Election Board Offfice
Vicky Salmon & Amber Fanning
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to all our military men & women serving our
country, our families, friends and neighbors.
Merry
Christmas
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Past - 1961
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my Mom a apron and broom. I
wove you very much.
Sank U very much
Sam Calaway, The Cowboy
P.S. C U Christmas. My
other cowboy partners are sending there’s with myin. By By.
Dear Santa: I’m sorry that
my brother messed up like he
did, so hear is what he wants. A
truck, a trickle, and a teddy and
a purse with makeup. He will
leave you some milk and cookies for you. Thank you (My
brother) Floyd Griffin
Dear Santa Claus, I am 8
years old I would like a doll
for Christmas. Santa I don’t
know what to start with so I will
write what it said in the candlog. Dolls comfy carry all for 2-year-old Dakota Bozeman wasn’t too sure about this strangecrib carriage combines mattress looking man with a long white beard. Dakota visited with Santa
at the Choctaw Nation District 12 children’s Christmas party.
cover pillow diaper bag in one
pretty pick unit soap wash clost
bottle clothes pins. I have three
things I want for Christmas I
will write what it said 22 pc. Set
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Patricia Rush
MERRY
Christmas
Jett and Jase Burris try out the new tricycle that Jase won at
the Choctaw Nation District 12 children’s Christmas party. Jase
decided he wanted his big brother to be the driver.
May this Christmas and those to come
be increasingly enjoyable to you and yours.
We hope we may have the pleasure
of serving you in all the years ahead.
From All Of Us At
Palace Drug
Ohio Street • Coalgate, Ok • 580-927-2064
Danielle Pogue has a big smile as she sits on Santa’s lap at the
Choctaw Nation District 12 children’s Christmas party.
Merry
Christmas
From house to house we
wish all of you every joy
this season.
Trae Gray & Staff
Country Charm Inn, Brandin Iron
Merry Christmas
By Jacki Washington
The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 242 attended the Hurley Manor residents’ Christmas party on
December 16. Prior to the party, the Auxiliary ladies and Poppy Princesses passed out gift bags
to the veterans. Jesse Mowdy, Raymond Cole, Elzie Payne and Woody Phillips were happy to
receive their gifts from the Auxiliary. The junior members made cards for the veterans. Everyone
enjoyed visiting with the residents and the visit by Santa Clause. Shown above (front) – Jordyn
Washington, Elzie Payne, Alexis Taylor; (back) – Cindy Taylor, Helen Allen. Behind the camera
– Jacki Washington.
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Past - 1951
Gage Rice was a little shy – but very happy – when he got the
chance to talk with Santa before the Christmas parade. And,
Santa, don’t forget that Gage wants a pair of Spider Man cowboy
boots for Christmas.
GLEE CLUB PERFORMS
The Coalgate high school
glee club, under the direction
of Mrs. J.A. Jackson, made its
second performance of the year
Wednesday at the meeting of the
Fortnightly club. Mrs. Arvard
Hudson was host to the annual
Christmas party. The glee club
sang several Christmas carols;
among them were: Jingle Bells,
It Came Upon A Midnight Clear,
and Come All Ye Faithful. The
next performance of the glee
club will be next Wednesday at
Zone meeting at the Methodist
church.
DAME GOSSIP
What’s this we hear about Joy
Ennis and Cleo Barnes checking up on multiplication tables
as a punishment for giving W.R.
Wells a glance while in Mr. Jacobsen’s class?
CHS
The seniors were defeated by
their opponents, the sophomores.
You played a good game boys.
CHS
SPIRITS UP—The seniors
spirits were up considerably with
their triumph over the freshman
team.
We’re hopeful that all our friends
will enjoy Christmas as never before.
We appreciate your patronage &
support through the year.
Ronnie, Rebecca &
Trudy Washburn
We wish to one and all a
most joy-filled holiday
Merry
Christmas
District Attorney’s Office
Emily Redman, D.A.
Merry Christmas
May you have the gift of faith, the blessing
of hope and the peace of His love at
Christmas and always
Coal County Commissioner District #2
Johnny D. Ward
Debbie, Karen, Jamie, Katherine, Travis, Trevin, Miguel, Lillyan & Maverick
District 2 Road Employees
Rebecca Washburn with her grandchildren “trainees” as she
gathers parade entry forms during the Christmas parade lineup.
Rebecca is a member of the Coal County Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors. The children are Ryan, Iley and Jayden
Lambert.
Les Pebworth, Gary Dority, Floyd Campbell, Darrill Morgan, Bill Weir, Rick Lewis, Wes
Brown, Jack Shirley, Lee Weathers, Warren Bailey, Thomas McCoy, Mike Gilliam,
Joe Roulston, Randy Heck, Jerry Nanney & David Johnson &
Katy Krebs-Mary Eddings Secretaries
Merry Christmas
For unto us a child is born.
Unto us a Son is given.
Valley Insurance
This horse-drawn buggy by the Redneck Wagon Bunch (Shelbi Hamer, Tooter McIninch and Haley
McIninch) won 2nd place in the small entry division of the Christmas parade.
Guy Strunk ~ Bob Strunk
Mary Jo Massie & Kim Canida
May the blessings of
the Christ Child be
with you all through
this glorious holiday.
Merry Christmas
Wanda Utterback
Coal County District #1
Alvin Pebworth &Road Hands
We’re hopeful that all our friends will enjoy
Christmas as never before.
Jett and Jase Burris have fun sitting on Brown’s Funeral Service’s horse-drawn hearse before the
Christmas parade begins. The hearse is an original 1879 Cunningham built by Cunningham Coach
Works in upstate New York. The horses, Dink and Tom, are Belgians and weigh approximately
2,000 pounds each.
Christmases
Past - 1951
INITIATED
Rainbow girls initiation took
place Monday night at Atoka,
where the following girls were
initiated: Lillie Fishel, Irene
Talor, Jo Meda Faulkenberry,
Myra Stubblefield, kFrances Ott,
Ruby Lemons, Yvonne Abbott,
Norma Rogers, Billie Jean Rogers, Charlene Vanzant, Geraldine Vanzant, Rose Marie Pratt,
June Binns, Billie Dell Hodges,
Armetta Floyd, Betty Daniels,
Mary Lee Cogburn, Betty Jo
Tidwell, Glenda Vanzant, Gay
McInnis, Rosada Cotton, Freda
Williams, Francine Kuhn and
Dorothy Luna.
Ada Lou Bailey and Paula
Leister have been members of
Tiffany Powell and daughter Chloi in front of the Christmas tree in
the Coal County courthouse lobby as they wait for the Christmas
parade to begin.
May peace be on our
lips and in our hearts.
Coalgate Assembly of God Church
Merry Christmas
18-month-old Felicity Looney watches the Christmas Parade of
Lights with her Muddy and Foddy.
W
ith a firm foundation in the teachings of
Christ and with renewed faith and understanding, we greet the Christmas Season and extend
to you our very best wishes for a most enjoyable
occasion.
Coal County Court Clerk’s Office
Rachel Fuller, Cheryl Hobgood,
Tommie Kay Martinez & Michelle Lampkin
Coal County Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Pamela
Looney, Carolyn McNatt Hill, Christopher Bradley, Commissioner
Johnny D. Ward and Rebecca Washburn at the Christmas parade
announcing station in front of the county courthouse.
Christmases Past
The Year Was 1951
the Atoka chapter for some time.
Mrs. W.H. Bailey will serve as
mother advisor of this chapter.
TRAILER TROUBLE
Johnny Baumert had a little
trouble with his trailer in Oklahoma City last week. Johnny
also attended the FFA livestock
Clinic.
DAME GOSSIP
Ferman Acosta was keeping
might late hours one Friday night
recently.
It’s amazing how these geometry students are working.
We hear that Joy and Ray are
together again,
Norma Rogers really got
“round last week (twirp week)
dates with nine different boys.
How did you do it Norma?
Some of the Junior High are
certainly started out early with
their dating. We noticed several
couples at the Coalgate and Lula
Basketball game.
We heard Mr Leister complimenting his 7th grade arithmetic
class.
We wonder why Faye McKinney was so excited when a
green car passed school the other afternoon.
We heard Jimmy Lawson
complaining because his picture
was taken so much in Oklahoma
City. Can you imagine? Jimmy
was in Oklahoma City for the
FFA Livestock Clinic.
Wonder why Bill Avanzini
and Roger Samuels dates had to
pay so much to get them into the
party Friday night? Could it be
because their feet were so big?
MOST SPIRITS
The juniors won the class
tournament, Tuesday, with their
victory over the sophomores.
The score was close: 30-34.
ROMANTIC SPIRIT
Mrs. Hudson seemed to be a
very ardent lover as she instructed the juniors with one of their
love scenes.
LIBRARYING
The 7th grade has been studying library science; so Mrs. Sam5-year-old Jillian Smith was thrilled to be one of the bike drawing ply took the group to the library
winners at the Choctaw Nation District 12 children’s Christmas to see the classification of books
and to talk to the librarian.
party.
ALL STARS
Ferman Acosta, Ray Deaton,
and Bobby Cannon received district 10-B recognition as all-star
players on the first team. Jack
Pebworth, Bill Anderson and
Royce Thomas received district
10-b recognition as all-star players on the second team.
NEW BOOKS
The junior high library has
just received a shipment of rebound books.
IT’S PRETTIER NOW
The first of last week the home
economics girls really were busy
house cleaning. They now have
the department shining.
VISITOR
Coalgate high was honored
on Dec. 5th, with the visit of La
Dean Cosler, who attends school
in Walsh, Colorado.
NOSES KNOW
Everyone was holding his
nose Tuesday. Homer Gaylor
and Gilbert Acosta went hunting
the night before for guess what?
DAME GOSSIP
New couples on campus—
Nadine Graves and Gilbert
Acosta.
HAVE YOU NOTICED?
Doesn’t look like 1-year-old Giovanni Cole was thrilled to be
sitting on Santa’s lap at the Choctaw Nation District 12 children’s
That mischievous twinkle in
Christmas party.
Mary Ann Giachino’s eyes?
SENIORS OF 1952
This well liked senior was
Merry Christmas
Joy and Peace abide with you
and yours this Christmas.
Coal County Treasurer
Gina McNutt
Susie Davidson,
Bette Price &
Kay Gwinn
To all our friends all over town
both old and new we say
“Thank You”
Have a
Merry Christmas
Ricks Oil Co.
Rick Heinze & all the gang
MERRY CHRISTMAS
May the blessings
of Christmas be with
you all through the\
coming season.
Representative
Paul & Betty Roan
Merry Christmas
Let us rejoice in the
miracle at Bethlehem.
Coal County Assessor Cherry
Hefley
Joyce Williams, Rachel Lewis & Gail Horn
Happy
ATOKA LIVESTOCK, LLC
Holidays
From Everyone at Atoka Livestock
Phil & Paula Hatridge owners
Elija John holds his gift that Santa gave him at the Choctaw
Nation District 12 children’s Christmas party. Elija was one
happy 3-year-old boy!
Would like to thank their customers for their
patronage in 2011 and look forward to serving
you in 2012
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The Priceless
Gift of Christmas
May your Christmas be Filled with His
love in a multitude of ways.
Harold & Gwenda
Depasse
Christmas Means So Much
He came in a way
that fulfilled so much...
Walked in a way
that taught so much...
Died in a way
that provided so much...
Rose in a way
that conquered so much...
Lives in a way
that gives so much...
Loves in a way
that means so much...
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Past - 1951
born June ll, 1934 at Coalgate.
She is 5’6” has short brown hair
and brown eyes. Her favorite
food is chocolate cake, she loves
to wear navy blue, and her favorite pastime is riding around
with a carload of boys and girls.
She is said to be quite a cowgirl although we haven’t seen
her roping any steers. It seems
she prefers tall, dark and handsome boys.
She was football queen this
year and holds the offices of
secretary of the senior class and
treasurer of FHA. She belongs
to Order of the Rainbow, Pep
club, FHA, and Glee club.
You have probably guessed
who she is by this time. Barbara
June Binns, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. H.D. Binns of Coalgaet.
RAY DEATON
Ray Deaton who surprised us
all by quite suddenly becoming
a red head was born at Ada, OK,
on October 15th, 1934 to the happy Mr. and Mrs. Austin Deaton.
Ray attended grade school at
Mount Vernon, Calif., then spent
three years in high school at East
Bakersfield, CA, before coming
to Coalgate high for his senior
year.
During his school years he
has always liked sports, his favorite being football in which he
has lettered two years.
Ray’s only bad habit is chewing gum in Mrs. Hudson’s English class.
His favorite pastime is just
riding around and enjoys seeing
movies when Donald Duck and
Betty Grable are playing.
His tasted are typical of any
American boy. Fried chicken
and shrimp are favorite foods
but unappealing are carrots and
salads.
He acknowledges his only
one problem is girls. He likes
the loud girls but can’t abide
catty ones.
Ray’s plans are to go to college and major in engineering.
BILLY BICE
September 16, 1933 marked
an important date for the proud
parents of Billy Bice who was
born at that auspicious time.
He spent all eight years of his
grade school at Lehigh, where
he was fond of all sports; his
favorite was softball. On finishing grade school, he attained
the honor of valedictorian. In
4 years of high school he has
won the following honors: Lettered 2 years in both football and
baseball, was treasurer of FFA
in his junior year, and has been
treasurer of FFA and Honorary
Shamrock Bank
Open House
BEAUTIFUL COUPLE! Pam and Bob Cody.
Sharon Mowdy, Gladys Hickerson and Polly Lanoy, from left,
were among the many guests attending the 2011 Shamrock
Bank open house. The bank has been hosting open house
during the Christmas season for several years. It has become a
big social event in Coalgate.
It was good to see sisters Lola Foskett, left, and Leota
Guinn at the open house.
Merry Christmas
Joy to the world, for
Christ is born in Bethlehem.
Executive Vice President Tom Corsini and Wanda Utterback,
Coalgate Record-Register.
Coal County Clerk
Eugina Loudermilk
Travis, Trevin, Raelyn & Easton
Connie Langston & Susan Walker
KENNETH MCENTIRE and JOHNNIE HUDSON enjoying the
wonderful food.
Pack 177 Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts on their Christmas parade float.
Christmases Past - 1951
Football Captain this year.
He likes to eat fried chicken,
(what normal boy doesn’t?) but,
he can’t abide the lowly cabbage.
Here’s your cue girls, his favorite color is blue, and he likes
brunettes.
He doesn’t dislike any of his
classes but admits he leans to ag-
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riculture and shop.
Forming habits comes easy
for him, and one of his best is
going to church. This makes kup
for his bad habits which are biting his nails and disliking gripy
teachers.
He can’t remember ever having been embarrassed, and his
JamesFrazier,
Choctaw Nation District 12
May the beauty of the
season bring you joy and
warmmemoriestocherish
throughout the year
Merry Christmas
&
Happy New Year
MerryChristmas
John McBride poses with Santa and his new bike that he won at
the Choctaw Nation District 12 children’s Christmas party. John
is 10. He is a student at Emerson Elementary in Coalgate.
Wishing you the
happiest
Christmas.
District #3 County Commissioner
Michael Hensley, Pam, Dee, Gary
& County Employees
Coal County General HOSPITAL, Inc.
• Mary Hurley Hospital
• Ruth Wilson Hurley Manor
• TenderCare Home Health & Hospice
• Physical Therapy
Christmas Greetings
May you all share peace & good
health this holiday season.
4-year-old Morgan Davis was sooo happy to see Santa at the
Choctaw Nation District 12 children’s Christmas party. Morgan
was among the many children who got to visit with Santa.
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Coalgate Parade of Lights
The Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts of Troop 177 joined together to ride on one large float in this year’s Christmas parade. Flag carriers – Judd Kellis, American flag;
Joseph Rodgers, pack flag; Joann Flowers, Oklahoma flag; and Gary Flowers, troop flag.
FAMILY HEALTH CENTER
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May your holidays
be happy days,
filled with love
and laughter.
And may each day
bring joy your way
in the year
that follows after
Cousins Colten Spears and Brian Bigelow ride on the VFW Post
1198 float.
May the Spirit of Christmas touch you
and yours with its magic and warmth.
Justin Moore on a 1953 John Deere tractor.
Merry Christmas
Cornerstone Praise & Worship Center
Clay Lane and daughter Stefanie Lane in a “reindeer”-pulled
sleigh. They won 3rd place in the small entry division.
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The Year Was 1951
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FORTNIGHTLY
PROGRAM HAS
RELIGIOUS THEME
The home of Mrs. Arvard
Hudson was decorated with
Christmas greens and reds and
tableaux of carolers and Santa
and his reindeer for the annual
Fortnightly club Christmas party.
A religious theme dominated the program with Mrs.
Curtis Floyd reading an essay
on “Love” from “The Greatest
Thing in the World” by Henry
Drummond. Mrs. J.M. Garrett
sang “Star of the East” and the
program was concluded with
singing of carols.
The hostess presented gifts
to each guest and club members
exchanged gifts from a Christmas tree in the dining room.
Mrs. J.R. Hickman, president
of the club, extended Christmas
greetings to all.
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Merry
Christmas
1951 COALGATE NEWS
PAULA LEISTER IS JR.
MUSIC CLUB HOSTESS
Miss Paula Leister was hostess to the Junior Music club at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Leister, Monday evening.
The program directed by Jimmy Blue included “The Christmas Story” told by Jimmy Blue
and illustrated with slides: the
“Story of the Christmas Bells”
by Mary Ann Giachino; carols
by the group; and two Christmas
games directed by Miss Leister.
Winners were Imogene Emerson
and Elaine Blaine.
Mrs. C.A. Hudson and Mrs.
Horace Carter, music club members who sponsor the club, Mrs.
F.T. Stadler and Mrs. Paul Leister attended the party.
Club members present were
Gloria Jean Jones, Imogene Emerson, Patricia Flaim, Mary Ann
Giachino, Elaine Blaine, Arnetta Floyhd, Jimmy Blue, Dean
Whiteley, Marion Floyd and the
hostess.
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happiest moment will be when
he receives his diploma on graduation night.
Billy’s plans are to attend
Murray College and to major in
animal husbandry.
JOY CORSINI
Pretty, brown-eyed, Joy Corsini was born at Sherman, TX on
August 13, 1934, to Mr. and Mrs.
N. Corsini. Joy has attended
Coalgate school all twelve years
and had become a popular girl on
the CHS campus.
She has been a member all 4
years of both the FHA and pep
clubs. She is a 3-year member
of the Letterman’s club of which
she is secretary, and was in the
Glee club in her junior year.
Joy is captain of the basketball
team this year and has lettered in
basketball four years. She was
the senior pep leader during the
football season.
Joy’s favorite pastime is driving her Buick and spending her
time with various boys and girls.
She goes for the tall, dark, and
handsome boys. Naturally she
likes to eat and just loves to sit
down to a steak dinner.
Joy simply can’t miss a movie when Robert Mitchum or Jane
Russell is starring. She likes the
color, navy blue, declares typing
is her favorite subject.
Joy plans to go to college
when she graduates, but where
she’ll go and what she will major in are indefinite.
Merry Chritmas
Brandin Iron Cafe
May all the world share the
joys it brings to us.
MerryChristmas
Farm Bureau
Insurance
Jim & Mary Carter &
Lisa Talley
Merry Christmas
& Happy New Year
May Christmas magic
unfold in your home
bringing special joys
and remembrances.
Tupelo School
Students, Staff
&
Board of Education
Merry
Christmas
May all the world
share the joys it
brings to us.
Cottonwood School
Students, Staff & Board of Education
Christmases Past - The Year Was 1951
and Mrs. C.A. Hudson. Members present were Mrs. J.M. Garrett, Mrs. E.L. Garrett, Mrs. I.O.
Kile, Mrs. J.R Hickman, Mrs.
H.D. Binns, Mrs. Horace Carter,
Mrs. Henry L. May, Mrs. A.B.
Boswell, Mrs. H.A. Kite, Mrs.
Guests were Mrs. Walace
Byrd, Mrs. Harry Miller, Miss
Ruth McBride, Mrs. Laura Bolton, Mrs. J.A. Jackson, Mrs.
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Curtis Floyd, Mrs. Walter Pope,
Mrs. J.T. Green, Mrs. William
Wood, Mrs. W.H. Hudson, and
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LAMEL YULE PARTY IS AT
LEGION HALL
The Lamel Study Club Christmas party was held at the American Legion Hall, Tuesday evening, with Mr. and Mrs. H.A.
Kite and husbands of club members as guests.
Turkey dinner was served
from card tables individually
decorated with Christmas tree
candles and reindeer favors. An
arrangement of red candles and
greenery decorated the mantle.
Hostesses were Mrs. R.B. Epperson, Mrs. Tom Brownlie, jr.,
and Mrs. Edwin Baumert.
Card games were played
and gifts exchanged around the
Christmas tree.
Those present included Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Baumert, Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Baumert, Miss
Lucille Be, Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Bey, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brownlie, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Downing,
Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Éclair, Mrs.
Ruth Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Forneris, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell
Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lacy,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Landon, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob McInnis, Mr. and
Mrs. C.R. McInnis, Mr. and Mrs.
Babe Pope, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Ronald, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Sandmann, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Sharp, Dr. and Mrs. R.B. Epperson and the guests.
CHURCH GUILDS HAVE
PARTY AT COURTNEY’S
The afternoon and evening
Guilds of St. Peter’s Episcopal
church held their Christmas party together at the home of Mrs.
W.H. Courtney.
The Courtney’s home was
decorated in Christmas colors
with a black spruce Christmas
tree, traditional in Mrs. Courtney’s family, as the center of attraction.
Prize winners were Julia Pellegrini and Mrs. Charles Smith,
Sr. Others present were Mrs.
W.P. Powers, Mrs. Tom Brownlie, Sr., Mrs. Palmer Crim, Mrs.
Isabel Hutchison, June Tittle,
Mrs. Babe Pope, Elizabeth Sandmann, Mrs Wallace Byrd, Mrs.
E.L. and Mrs. Gene Mitcham,
Margaret Burns, and Mrs. Joe
Forneris.
CHRISTMAS
CHORES
KEEP SCOUTS BUSY
Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts
of Pack 116 and Troop 16 are
busy with handcraft, ceramics,
carpentry, and good deeds these
days as the Christmas season approaches.
Mrs. Harold Jones, who is den
mother for the cubs, is directing
her group in making bird houses;
and Mrs. Leo Bey, den mother
for the second troop is helping
her group weave pot holders and
mold figurines.
Scouts Doyle Warren and
Kenneth Swint are repairing two
used rocking chairs to be given
at Christmas.
Boy Scouts assisting with
loading scrap lumber into borrowed pickups to take to families, who need lumber are Bobby Cornelius, Marcy Lambert,
Troy Linton, Rhea Wilson, Dean
Hunt, Lionel Garrrett, Johnny
Ott, Pat Baumert, Doyle Warren
and Kenneth Swint.
Johnny Ott is den chief of the
troop, which includes Jimmy
Jones, Dan and Jerry Miller,
Howard Cornelius, James and
Rush Coward, Jack Parry, Billy
Wade, Larry Pulliam, Frankie
Lee Forneris, Jimmy Joe Wilson.
Cub scouts who meet at the
Bey home are Victor Bey, Kenneth Brown, Leon Smith, Lyman
Leister, and den chief Rhea Wilson.
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$120 to $131
$112 to $120
550 Cows & Bulls sold at the evening sale.
paCKeR COwS $1 TO $4 hIGheR. paCKeR BuLLS $6 hIGheR
high yielding packer bulls sold from ....................$87 to $90
average yielding packer bulls sold from...............$82 to $86
Low yielding packer bulls sold from.......................$75 to $80
high yielding packer cows sold from ....................$65 to $84
average yielding packer cows sold from .............$66 to $76
Low yielding packer cows sold from ......................$63 to $72
Sale Every Tuesday
Stocker & feeder cattle begin at 10 a.m.Cows and Bulls Tuesday evening, 6 pm
Open 7 D
2 ReCeIVe & CaRe FOR yOuR LIVeSTOCK InVeSTMenT!
Julie Grant
Offfice: 918-423-2834
Laura Sherrill
Lindsey Grant
Richard Magby
George Tarr
Donny Shadwick
918-421-9057
580-889-6049
918-423-4498
918-649-4750
918-548-3478
580-889-1329
918-424-1464
918-655-7754
Ken Sherrill 918-421-0257
Curt Krigbaum 918-650-8013
THANKS FOR YOUR BUSINESS!
Happy Holidays
from
MURRAY STATE COLLEGE
TISHOMINGO & ARDMORE
LeGaL NOtice
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register December 21 & 28, 2011, 2t)
The Coal County Board of Commissioners is accepting six month bids for gravel,
hauling, asphalt, road oil, emulsions, grader blades, tank cars and metal and plastic
culvert pipe. Bid specifications are available in the County Clerk’s office at 4 North
Main, Suite 1 Coalgate, OK 74538. Bid closing date will be January 3, 2012 at 9:00
a.m. Bids will be opened in a public meeting January 3rd, 2012 at 10:00 a.m.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
LeGaL NOtice
Chaprell Chrysler Dodge Jeep Inc.
1109 North Broadway
Ada, OK 74820
(580) 332-9400
www.chaprelldodge.com
(Published in the Coalgate Record Register December 7 & December 21, 2011, 2t)
NOtice Of OPPORtUNitY fOR PUBLic HeaRiNG ReGaRDiNG a PUBLic
tRaNsPORtatiON PROJect
All interested persons are hereby given notice that the Big Five Community Services,
Inc. is seeking financial assistance from the U. S. Department of Transportation,
Urban Mass Transportation Administration for the purpose of operating a rural public
transportation project. Grant funds will be used to purchase replacement vehicles,
administer and operate a public transportation project in Bryan, Carter, Coal and Love
Counties. If any person desires a public hearing to consider the social, economic, and/
or environmental effects of the proposed project, they may submit a request, in writing,
to the Big Five Community Services, Inc., P.O. Box 1577, Durant, Oklahoma, 74702,
Attention: Allen Leaird, Transportation Director, no later than December 31, 2011.
A copy of the grant proposal is currently available for public inspection and copying at
the Big Five Community Services, Inc. located at 1502 N. 1st, Durant, Oklahoma: 15 1st S
E, Ardmore Oklahoma; 210 N. Main, Coalgate, Oklahoma; and 910 West Main, Marietta
Oklahoma.
Big Five Community Services, Inc. Is An Equal Opportunity Employer
Holiday Closings
The Coal County Courthouse,
Coalgate City Hall and Coal
County Health Department
will be closed for the Christmas
and New Year’s holidays as
follows:
Coal County Courthouse
Christmas – Closed Friday,
December 23 through Monday,
December 26. Regular hours
of operation will resume on
Tuesday, December 27.
New Year’s – Closed
Monday, January 2. Regular
hours of operation will resume
on Tuesday, January 3.
Coalgate City Hall
Christmas – Closed Friday
afternoon,
December
23
through Monday, December
26. Regular business hours will
resume on Tuesday, December
27.
New Year’s – Closed Monday,
January 2. Regular business
hours will resume on Tuesday,
January 3.
Coal
County
Health
Department
Christmas – Closed Monday,
December 26 and Tuesday,
December 27. Regular hours
Wednesday, December 28.
New Year’s – Closed Monday,
January 2.
Regular hours
Tuesday, January 3.
FCuring
FBologna
KAUFFMANS
FSausage
FJerky
F Slaughter
F Processing
F Cooling
CUSTOM
PROCESSING
F Freezing
WILL KAUFFMAN
Rte. 5 Box 1180 Coalgate, OK 74538
580-428-3028
580-364-0834
‘Tis the season of
Christmas and the days are few; there’s still
great selection and savings for you.
Remember Christ is the Reason for the Season!
Merry Christmas from Robb & Kathy Alberda
All In-Stock Bibles 20% Off and name embossed free!
Christmas Ornaments 50% Off
Recordable Books reg. $29.95 NOW $19.95
Bring This Ad In For 25% Off Any 1 In Stock Item
Angels 20% Off
Christian T-Shirts Ð Buy One, Get Second 1/2 Off
Books and CDÕ s 20% Off
a BeaUtifUL cHRistMas PictURe! Actually, that’s an
exaggeration — but we just couldn’t resist printing the picture.
Nick Lolli, left, has his mouth full, Bob Thomas is laughing
uncontrollably, and Walter Hogue is an innocent bystander.
Photo taken at the Shamrock Bank open house.
Choctaw Head Start
Letters to Santa
I want 4 Barbies with a boy
Dear Santa,
My Papa is Santa Claus. I Barbie. I will leave you a toy.
want a toy and a monster and a
kitty.
Love
Ocean (age 4)
Dear Santa,
I want a new bike and a General Lee. Please send my friends
Noah, Jett, Caden and Damian
a General Lee too. When I get
bigger I want a motorcycle.
Love,
Rowdy (age 4)
Dear Santa,
I want a DS and a bike. I
am trying to be very good. My
baby brother needs a dinosaur
and a school. Please bring me a
Mrs. Linda….I love her!!!
Love,
Logan (age 3)
Dear Santa,
I want a green bike and a
player game. I have 3 sisters
and 5 bubbas please bring them
a present.
Love
Damian (age 4)
Weekly Drawings For $100 Visa Gift Cards!
Every $20 spent through 12/23 will earn you chances
(You do not need to be present to win)
Congratulations to Danlyne Price and Dorothy Chubbs,
winners of our $100 Visa Card. One more drawing left!
Ò If You Want To Look GoodÓ
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and Family Hair Care Center
Owner: Barbara Callicoat
HOURS:
9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Miss Me Tops
Phone Covers
Jewelry • Purses
Large Sizes in Silver
and Large Idol Jeans
(14-18; 1x-3x)
From Now Until
Christmas Storewide
Major Sales!
30 to 50% OFF
1000 Racks!
$
Dear Santa,
I want a new Barbie.
Love,
Lexi (age 3)
Dear Santa,
I want a Dora Fiesta Kitchen.
There is one in Ada at Walmart.
See photos of whatÕ s
new on Facebook.
314 E. Court • Atoka, OK 74525 • (580) 889-7704
Dear Santa,
I would like a new scooter.
I have been a very good boy.
Please bring my mom new jewelry and my daddy a new belt
and sissy a new doll and Enzo
my dog some new toys and the
baby cat new toys. Can you
just bring all the cats some new
toys?
Love,
Noah (age 4)
Dear Santa,
I would like to know about
the North Pole. What does
Mrs. Claus do? Does she make
lunch and cookies for you and
the elves? Can you please bring
me a new bike?
Love,
Bailey (age 5)
Be friends with us
on Facebook!
Stylist Megan
Garside Has
Christmas
Specials!
Late Appointments
Available
Gift Certificates
Available
RINEHART REALTY.NET
For All Your Real Estate Needs
816 ARliNgtoN
N - AdA, oklAhomA - (580)436-4662
Broker, Thurman Rinehart - 421-2271
Donald Brooks - 320-9337
Eric Pierce - 399-7106
Max Hudson - 320-3377
Larry Lee - 310-2305
Out of Town - 1-800-776-5608
HOMES FOR SALE
~ ADA — 2 BR 1 bath. Nice yard. Completely remodeled inside with new
carpet and paint. 922 West 13th. $34,900
~ SASAKWA — 49 wooded acres with 30x60 shop building, water well,
two ponds and older house (needs remodeling). $110,000
~ ADA — Beautiful older home in excellent shape with wrap-around porch.
3 BR 2 Bath. Owner/Agent. Only $119,000
~ OFFICE BUILDING IN ADA — On busy Arlington Street. Bathrooms,
kitchen, parking in front and back. $175,000
~ BYNG — Great building for mechanic or other business. $60,000
REDUCED $50,000
~ TUPELO — 2 BR 1 bath, 200 East 2nd. Out buildings. Good starter
home. $38,000 MAKE OFFER! OWNER ANXIOUS!
~ WEST OF ADA — Well maintained, open floor plan, CH&A, gas log
fireplace, dishwasher, range. Highway frontage. $113,000 REDUCED
TO $99,900
~ TOWN OF ALLEN — 405 N. Leonard. Investment property, rents for
$500 each unit. $82,500 REDUCED TO $69,900
~ PICKETT — 3 BR 1 bath, CH&A, large carport, large fenced backyard.
$85,000 REDUCED $75,000
~ 5 LARGE COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS — East of Ada on over 7 acres.
$300,000
~ ADA — 330 East 17th. 2 BR, 1 bath, washer & dryer hookups, ceiling
fans. $36,500 REDUCED $31,500
~ EAST OF ATWOOD – 3 BR, 2 bath, approximate 2356 sq ft. Lots of
room with 2 living areas, nice size kitchen/dining area, large master BR with
rural water, on 5 acres. $98,800
~ BYNG — 3 BR 2 Bath. Well maintained with 2 living areas, CH&A approx. 2 years old, new windows approx 5 years old, 12x20 carport, 12x24
& 8x16 storage buildings, above ground pool (need new liner). $128,000
REDUCED $124,000
~ HWY 3-W — 3 BR 1 bath, needs work. On 1 acre mol. $42,000 REDUCED TO $39,900
~ ADA — Commercial Buildings. Two 1250 sq ft buildings, 10x10 building, 12x13 building. Good place for mechanic or other types of business.
$69,500 REDUCED $64,000
~ ADA — Large older home, 2641 sq. ft., 3 BR 2.5 Bath on 5 acres.
$190,000 $180,000
~ GERTY AREA — Hunting land – turkey, hogs, deer & more – mostly
wooded. $1000 per acre. REDUCED TO $95,000
LAND & LOTS
~ 5.25 ACRES IN ATWOOD – Cleared; corner of Gerty & Oak Sts. Electric
pole on property, rural water in front of property. $20,000
~ 80 ACRES — West of Ada on Hwy 3-W. Good hunting land. Make
Offer.
~ WEST OF ADA — 80 acres of hunting land. Asking $120,000 - MAKE
OFFER
~ 5 ACRES WEST OF ADA — Good building site, some open & some
trees. Water & electric available.
We Need Listings For Land & Lots
Scott McCornack
Cell 580-310-4389
Sale Times
West of Ada on Hwy 3W • (580)436-5033
Thank You for your patronage & support!
Stockers & Feeder • Wednesdays starting at 9:00 a.m.
Pairs, Cows & Bulls • Thursdays starting at 10:00 a.m.
NEIGHBORS BUILDING NEIGHBORHOODS
HAS 3 OPENINGS
RPC (Regional Prevention Coordinator) Director, $35-40/yr (DOE) Organizing, developing and sustaining community-based collaborations.
Participate in the development of strategic plan of regional prevention
services. Conduct trainings and risk assessments. Bachelor Degree
required.
RPC (Regional prevention Coordinator) Assistant, $30-35/yr (DOE). Working with youth coordinating alcohol and tobacco compliance checks on
and off premises. Working with law enforcement and coordinating youth
coalition teams. Provide training and technical assistance. Some College required.
SPF-SIG (Strategic Prevention Framework-State Incentive Grant). Coordinator, $30-35/yr (DOE). Provide training and technical assistance to
the SPF-SIG community. Implement and support strategies Collect and
evaluate data for program effectively. Build and strengthen community
relationships and coalitions. Associates Degree required.
There are additional responsibilities and duties for each of the above positions and complete information is available at the McAlester Workforce
Office.
The positions are for Region 7 and 15, covering the following counties:
Atoka, Coal, Haskell, Latimer, & Pittsburg, Hughes, & McIntosh.
Please submit resumes by email to Lindsey Roberts at lroberts@muskogeenonprofits.org or by fax – (918)683-3355.
“
fOR saLe
ASSUME PAYMENTS on 4 bed,
2 bath doublewide. If interested
call 918-686-0584
w.a.c.
(5/18tfn)
$1,000 Visa Gift Card!!! Zero
Down Payment, Use Your Land!!
Free Application by Phone. Call
Tom @ 918-857-6152. WAC.
(6/8tfn)
Foreclosure Available Statewide
on Land. No money down w/your
land! w.a.c. Land/Home Pkgs for
new singles, doubles & modulars!
EZ Free Application by phone
1-866-764-3200 okc. (12/7tfn)
$0 DOWN WITH LAND on new
or repo doublewides. Over 30 to
choose from call 91å8-686-0584
wac. (5/18tfn)
Special Gov’t Program!! Zero
Down if you own land or have
family land. E-Z Qualify! We
own the bank! Bad credit OK. VA
and FHA financing available 1000
furniture package with new home
purchase. Call for free approval
888-878-2971 or 405-602-4526.
(10/21tfn)
ATTENTION
NATIVE
AMERICAN HOUSING HELP
for Modular or Manufactured
Homes. Zero down with land
program. In Muskogee, for details
call 918-686-0584 wac. (5/18tfn)
0 DOWN!! Must liquidate all new
and used homes. Will deliver
to your land or we will buy you
land. FREE Easy qualifying by
phone. Call Josh at 918-3586789. (2/16tfn)
UP TO $8000 INSTANT
CREDIT!! 0 Down if you own
land or family land! Choose from
the following: Shopping Spree,
Furniture Package, No payments
til 2012. Lower Home Price! Call
today for approval! Ends soon!!
w.a.c. 866-888-2825. (7/27tfn)
FEDERAL RECOVERY LOANS
FOR LANDOWNERS.
Zero
down and Low payments. Bad
Credit and Bankruptcy Okay.
Improvement package available.
Call Heath @ 918-576-3696 for
your approval. wac. (9/28tfn)
ZERO DOWN PAYMENT with
land deed! Free phone application.
Call Tom today @ 918-857-6152.
(5/11tfn)
FOR SALE—2002 Chevrolet
Silverado, V-6, has AC & auto
transmission. Gets good gas
mileage. $2,500.00. 580-2588169. (1tp40)
FOR SALE—In Centrahoma,
12 Lots with a barn, small
greenhouse, shop and older home
with fenced yard. $25,000. Call
889-1041. (4tc41)
fOR ReNt
FOR RENT—1, 2, 3 & 4-bdrm
houses. 3-Bdrm house, close to
hospital. 927-9910 or 580-2588856, cell. (11/24tfn)
HOUSES FOR RENT—Furnished
& unfurnished. All bills paid on
some. 927-3133. (3/10tfn)
FOR RENT—Nice brick, 3-bdrm,
2-bath house, formal living and
dining rooms with den. Has large
bedrooms & storm cellar, close to
school At 209 S. Byrd. 580-2392170. (9/21tfn)
FOR RENT—2-bdrm, 1-bath
house in Tupelo. Refrigerator and
cookstove furnished. $350.00
deposit,
$350.00
monthly.
References required. If you have
a pet, pet deposit required. 580320-8595. (3tc40)
house at 9 N. Byrd. 580-2392170. (12/7tfn)
brick house in country on 1 acre.
(Clarita-Olney area). 2 storage
buildings, carport. (No smoking),
$500 month, Deposit $500. Call
580-428-3490. (2tp40)
FOR RENT—In Olney, 3-bdrm,
2-bath doublewide mobile home.
Hardwood floors CH/A. 580-9276509. (3tc41)
FOR RENT—1-bdrm apartments.
Stove, refrig. CH/A, 3 walk-in
storm shelters, water, sewer &
garbage paid, laundry facility
on property, handicap accessible
apartments. Available. Those at
least 62 years of age may apply at
Ranch Specialist
Cheyenne Stanley
E-mail: realestate@pattydingle.com
918-557-5308
580-889-7977
Atoka, Oklahoma
• 480 acres- adjacent to Corps of Engineers land at Lake Texoma. Hunting is the name of the game. Spring fed creek. 3 ponds.
Blacktop access. Utilities along blacktop. $1350/acre.
• 400+/-acres of Prime hunting land located on the West side of the Jack Hills. 4 ponds. Creek. Small hunters cabin. Whitetails. Rio
Grande Turkey. Some quail. Hogs and other predators. $1400 per acre.
• 710 acres - A recreational paradise. High fenced. Managed deer program since 2006. 2800 sq. ft. home. 3 bedrooms, 3.4 baths.
Guest house. 3500 sq. ft. insulated shop building. 7 ponds. 3 seasonal creeks. $1.6 million.
MAny MoRE LISTInGS AvAILABLE. PLEASE CHECk oUR WEB SITE foR ALL LISTInGS WITH PICTURES
“Handling Coalgate homes....Tom Fritz...580-258-0262”
www.pattydingle.com
CAXCA
Louis Sandmann Senior Housing,
1201 Cedar Way, west of Coalgate
football field.
580-927-2781.
Office hours, M-F, 9:00 – 1:00.
(4tc41)
FOR RENT—Really nice 4-bdrm,
1 and 1/2 bath, brick home with
shop on 1 and 1/2 lots at 906 S.
Ada Street in Coalgate. $800 per
month, $400 deposit. Call 580927-6968 for more information.
(1tc40)
FOR LEASE—Stop In Go is
for lease in Lehigh. Call Dennis
Mosley at 927-3334. (1tp40)
WaNteD
WORK WANTED—Need house
cleaning? For honest friendly
service give me a call. Have
references if needed. Call 1-580239-9870. (tfn)
RICK’S
TANK
TRUCK
SERVICES is looking to hire
qualified drivers to drive at night
for the Calvin area. Yard is located
south of Calvin on Hwy 75. You
must carry a Class A CDL, be 21yrs.old, and have at least one-year
tank truck driving experience.
$16.25 per hour. Average 60-hrs.
Benefits available. Please contact
Matt 580-399-5608. (5/25tfn)
SECRETARY
POSITION
AVAILABLE—Secretary position
open at McNutt Auto, 308 E.
Lafayette, Need resume. 580-9273950. Apply in person. (3tc41)
Providers Needed in the Coalgate
area.
$7.25/hr.
We provide
training. Must be 18 yrs. old
with no criminal record. Call Red
River Health Care 1-800-8814180. (2tc40)
DRIVERS- CDL-A: O/O and
CO Teams for ultra sensitive
specialize carrier. Must qualify
for HAZ and Security Clearance.
Sign-On $$$’s. www.RandRtruck.
com: 1-866-204-8006. (2tc40)
WANT TO LEASE
GrAziNG pASTurE
Would like a 1 to 5 year lease
Call - pake McEntire
918-625-5281
HOUSES FOR SALE
Home for Sale
2 Older Houses on 8 lots. S Lark St. Priced at $15,000.
100 S. Covington, 3 bdrm., 2 bath home, 1064 sq ft with
fenced yard on a corner lot. Priced at $35,000.
Haney Auction and Real Estate
203 North Mississippi - Atoka, OK - 580-889-3497
Kevin Haney Auctioneer/Broker • 580-927-5029
Sales Associate: Joel Coffee • 580-927-5563
Sales Associate: Abbot Jones • 580-889-0039
Sales Associate: David Blackburn • 580-239-2070
Honest, Hardworking & Dependable!
www.haneyauction.com
Contact Lindsey Gaylor
for all of your
Real Estate needs
Maxwell Real Estate
1130 Arlington - Ada, Ok 74820
580-927-6120 or 580-332-6482
New Listing—3-bdrm,
—3-bdrm, 1-bath has new windows, doors & insulation.
at 507 Vincent in Coalgate $65,000
• 1 bdrm possibly 2, 1 bath in Stringtown $25,000
T Coalgate
RA
• (Never Been Lived In) 3Ebdrm.,
2 bath
S.C
Arno,
NT705
R CO
D
N
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Priced at $115,000. :
• 3 bdrm, 2 bath. 201 Baltimore St. in Allen, OK. $122,000.
• 2 bdrm, 2 bath in Coalgate with 40 acres. New roof. Seller
will give $1000 carpet allowance, Was $169,000. Reduced
and ready to sell at $157,500. All offers to be considered.
R.V. spaces for rent 1 mile N. on Hwy 75
Real Estate
Land for
Sale
New Listing: 220 acres 1 mile West of Coalgate on Hwy 3. Good
for hunting, cattle, with 2 large ponds and hwy frontage.
SOLD
New Listing: 120 acres, 80% open, 2 miles North of Clarita on
county rd. Priced at $1,400 per acre.
120 wooded acres–––
great for hunting with county road frontage water and electricity available location six miles N.E. of Coalgate on HWY 31 to
HWY 131 East on 131 to Bill Ward Road turn North 1/4 mile to
property. Priced at $120,000. Price reduced to $96,000.
For all your auction and Real Estate needs call:
Haney Auction and Real Estate
203 North Mississippi • Atoka OK • 580-889-3497
Kevin Haney Auctioneer/Broker • 580-927-5029
Sales Associate: Joel Coffee • 580-927-5563
Sales Associate: Chillie Joe Bills • 580-258-0312
Honest, Hardworking & Dependable!
www.haneyauction.com
A Night In Bethlehem
MaKaylyn McNutt and Jarrett Self were Mary and Joseph in the live nativity, and Danner Hobbie was baby Jesus. The three kings are
Tommy Robson, Shane Jemison and Dusty Weathers. Others in the scene are Lee Weathers, shepherd; Don Stanberry, rabbi; Alex McNutt,
Roman soldier; and Amara McCollum, Angel Gabriel. “A Night In Bethlehem” is sponsored by the Ministerial Alliance.
These beautiful angels taking part in the living recreation of the night of Christ’s
birth are Sadey McNutt, Shalyn McCollum, Amara McCollum and Trayzr Hefley,
from left.
Johnny Joe and Tara Sandmann were clearly having
fun squishing red grapes between their toes inside a
market square winery! Johnny said he’s actually had
grape stomping on his bucket list for a long time but he
was surprised Tara agreed to do it. (And just for the
record, the grape juice was discarded at the end of the
night!)
The Holidays Are Nearly Here
we have at
Robertson’s Hams
at Caddo, Ok
2 miles north on Hwy 69/75
580-889-7827
We Have WHole Smoked TurkeyS
Smoked and Sugar Cured HamS
Jalapeno Summer Sausage, and Regular Breakfast Sausage
Real Beef Jerky, and Several Cheeses to Choose From
We Sell meaTS by THe Pound or by THe STiCk,
STiCk,
How About Rewarding Your
Employees With One of the Best Tasting Turkey’s or
On the night Jesus was born, an angel of the Lord appeared to shepherds watching
over their flocks in a field outside of Bethlehem. The shepherds were afraid, but
the angel told them to fear not because he was bringing them “good tidings of
great joy, which shall be to all people. For unto you is born this day in the city of
David a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord. And…ye shall find the babe wrapped
in swaddling clothes, lying in a manger” (Luke 2:10-12). The shepherds shown
above are Brody McCollum, Brianna Thompson, Colten Ringels, Kinsy Ringels,
and Brian Ringels (back).
PAGE B-14 —COALGATE RECORD REGISTER—DECEMBER 21, 2011
Choctaw Head Start Letters to Santa
cocoa with you and the elves. I
Please bring me ice skates. I
want
a
Dora
Fiesta
Kitchen
so
I
would
also like roller skates. I
I want a crown and a princess
can
be
a
chef
when
I
grow
up.
have been kind of good. I love
dress.
Love,
you Santa!!
Love,
Caden
(age
5)
Love,
Sophia (age 3)
Kamryn (age 3)
Dear
Santa,
Dear Santa,
I want a General Lee race
Dear Santa,
I would like to feed your
car.
I want a purple bike, a baby
reindeers. I would like to go to
Love
doll,
a Christ tree and a light and
your workshop and work with
Jett
(age
4)
candy and cupcakes and marshthe elves. I would like to go
mallows an some makers. Bring
to the restaurant and drink hot
Dear Santa,
Aunt Wardy candy and snow. I
have been a good girl.
Love,
Jayden (age 4)
Dear Santa,
I want a fire truck. On my
next birthday I will be 5. Annie
wants a Chihuahua, Mom wants
a diamond ring, Dad wants a
new big truck and Brylee wants
a necklace.
Love,
Gage (age 4)
Dear Santa,
I want a lunch box, new
bath toys and I want a new hair
brush and I want a new pair of
boots and a new beautiful dress
and a new set of make up and
a new pencil to write with. I
want a new toy teddy bear and
a new cup so I can have a drink
in it and a new storybook.
Love,
Paige (age 5)
sHaMROcK BaNK employee Angela Ellis with her beautiful
daughter, Kirby, at the 2011 Shamrock Bank open house. Kirby
is 7 months old.
cHRistMas cHeeR! Katie Corsini, Patty Corsini and Shamrock
Bank employee Jahree Wilson, from left, having a good time at
the Shamrock Bank open house. Katie is the wife of Tanner
Corsini.

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