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THURSDAY, JULY 31, 2008
Volume 107 Number 01
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Lindsay Hospital Foundation KOCO Day Held In Lindsay-Appoints Two New Members
& Where!
The Lindsay Municipal
Swimming Pool hours are
Tuesday through Saturday, 1 p.m.
to 7 p.m. and Sunday, 1:30p.m.
to 5:30 p.m. It will be closed on
Monday. Prices are $2 for 16 and
over and $1.50 for 15 and under.
Season passes will be available.
Rates for passes will $35 for one
child, $50 for two children, and
$75 for family pass (immediate
family only). The pool will also
be available for rent after hours. A
two hour party will be $65. Water
aerobics will again be offered on
Tuesdays and Thursdays from
7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Each session
will cost $2. A new offering this
summer will be scuba lessons
taught by Dr. Stephen Hale. If
interested contact the pool. The
first session of swim lessons will
start June 9 through June 20, June
23-July 3, and July 7-July 18.
Children must be 5 years of age
in order to enroll for lessons. A
class for 3 and 4 year olds will be
July 21-25. For more information
on lessons, call the pool at 7564000.
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Lindsay Class of 1963 is
planning a reunion in the fall.
Contact Jerry Gill at 720 W
Lakeview, Stillwater, OK 74075
with addresses of classmates.
*****
The Lindsay Band Boosters
are having a fundraiser. They
are selling chances to win two
OU football tickets plus $100
in cash or two OSU tickets plus
$100 in cash. The winners will
be announced live on KBLP. To
buy a chance contact Carla Taylor
at 756-7127 or Marsha Hines at
756-8284 and leave a message or
contact any band booster.
*****
Lindsay Band Boosters will
meet Tuesday, August 5 at 6 p.m.
in the Band Room. All parents of
the High School Band students
are encouraged and help support
the kids.
*****
H.O.P.E. (Healing Our
Personal Emotions) support
group is being offered by Valley
Hospice and Pauls Valley General
Hospital for the community that
is dealing with loss. This program
is offered to help individuals
recognize their loss, learn how to
cope, and learn how to live again.
This is a program designed for
anyone who is suffering a loss.
The meetings will be Mondays
from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at
the Pauls Valley General Hospital
in the Loftin Conference Room.
The dates will be August 4,
August 11, August 18, August
25, and September 8 and 15. For
more information or if planning
on attending please call: Sheila
Good or Connie Wright at 405238-6142.
Weekend
Weather
Pat Mashburn
The Lindsay Hospital
Foundation recently appointed
two new board members, Pat
Mashburn and Danny Seibel.
Mrs. Mashburn represents the
Hospital Board and Mr. Seibel
replaces long time member,
Kohen Tabor.
Officers are: Claudean
Harrison, president; Leona Price,
secretary; and Terry Thomas,
treasurer. Other members of the
Foundation Board are Dr. Mike
Boeckman, Kris Cummins,
Mark Hall, Steve Hall, and
Bobbye Treadwell.
Danny Seibel
The Foundation is accepting
contributions that will fund
medical equipment for the hospital
and emergency medical service
and ambulances. Lindsay citizens
and surrounding communities are
able to utilize these much needed
services. An x-ray processor and
bi-pap machine for respiratory
needs were recent purchases for
the hospital.
Contributions are tax
deductible and may be sent to PO
Box 1284, Lindsay, OK 73052 or
taken to Thomas at the American
Exchange Bank in Lindsay.
Mayor and President of the Chamber of Commerce Todd Hinckley presents Channel 5
news team Rick Mitchell and Mark Rodgers a proclamation proclaiming it KOCO Day in
Lindsay. KOCO Channel 5 visited Lindsay and did their 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. newscasts from
the Lindsay School grounds.
Susan Paddack Named
Legislator Of The Year
The Oklahoma Academy
of Family Physicians (OAFP)
has named Senator Susan
Paddack as this year ’s
Legislator of the Year. Paddack was chosen by the
OAFP Board of Directors
for her strong voice for good
medicine, her tireless efforts at
the Capitol and her continued
outstanding commitment to
the betterment of the health of
the people of Oklahoma.
“Promoting excellence
and wider access to health
care are basic to our overall
goal of improving our state’s Sen Susan Paddack is presented with
quality of life and standard OAFP Legislator of the Year Award by
of living,” said Paddack, Dr. Steven Crawford, president of the
organization.
D-Ada.
“We have much more work to help identify shortages in nursing and
do, but I am proud of what we’ve allied health as well as developing
strategies to address those gaps. In
accomplished so far.”
This is not the first time Paddack addition, she authored a law to ensure
has been honored for her dedication that schools provide information about
to health care in Oklahoma. She was meningococcal meningitis to parents
named as the 2005 OAFP Patient of students in the sixth through twelfth
Advocate of the Year as well as 2006 grades. She was also principal author
Legislator of the Year for the Rural of a 2007 law bill to protect health care
Health Association of Oklahoma. providers who do charity work. Paddack also authored legislation
In 2006, Paddack was awarded the
Oklahoma Nurses Association Friend creating the Core Health Benefit
of Nursing award. In 2007, she received Task Force and public meetings to
the University of Oklahoma College determine a low-cost health insurance
of Medicine Alumni Association’s to provide citizens with the benefits
they feel are the most important. Amicus Medicinae award.
“We must continue to focus
Paddack was the principal author
of the 2005 legislation expanding on innovative ways to enable more
the Prescription Assistance Program Oklahomans to have health insurance,
to make it available statewide. as well as education programs and
That same year, she also authored incentives to address shortages
legislation creating a physician in nursing and other health care
assistant scholarship program aimed professions,” Paddack said. “But with
at helping ensure rural communities the help and input of organizations
have greater access to medical care. such as Oklahoma Academy of Family
Paddack was also instrumental in Physicians as well as our citizens, I
passing legislation to create the Health believe one day we will accomplish
Care Workforce Resource Center to our goals.”
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Lindsay, Oklahoma
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Maggie Carlo and Jessic Shambach are shown during Channel 5’s newscast from Lindsay.
Lindsay was showcased during the 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. newscasts during Channel 5’s On
The Road Tour.
Foster Grandparent Volunteers Recognized
The Area III Foster
Grandparent Program held its
annual recognition reception June
27, 2008 at the Senior Citizens
Community Building in Paoli.
Foster Grandparent
volunteers from 10 counties were
honored for their participation
in the program and recognized
for the many hours of service
they provide to children in their
respective communities.
Senator Susan Paddack,
Representative Lisa Billy,
and Karen Jacobs, OKDHS
Coordinator of Volunteerism
were in attendance and spoke to
the group thanking them for their
hours of service and assisting with
the presentation of certificates to
the volunteers. Volunteers also
received gifts and door prizes as
a reward for their efforts during
the past year.
To m S c h i n d l e r a n d
Harold Ray from the Stratford
American Legion Post #191
posted the colors and led the
group in the Pledge of Allegiance.
Craig and Anna Bowie of Elmore
City, provided entertainment for
the guest and lunch was catered
by Little Ben’s.
Foster Grandparent
volunteers serve 15-40 hours
per week assisting children
with special needs and reading
programs in the public schools
and head starts. A non-taxable
stipend and benefits are provided
Pictured from l to r are Stacy Snyder, Area III FGP Director;
Senator Susan Paddack, Rep. Lisa Billy and daughter;
Lynda Teague, FGP Volunteer, Lynne Littrell, Area III FGP
Coordinator
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Notices
First Baptist Church of Elmore City will hold their Fall
Revival beginning Sunday, August 10 through Wednesday August
13. The guest evangelist and music minister will be George Brock.
They will have noonday lunches Monday through Wednesday and
nightly services at 7p.m. Children’s night will be Monday at 6 p.m.
Senior adult night will be Tuesday at 6 p.m. and youth night will
Wednesday at 6 p.m. Please come join them for a wonderful time
of fellowship and revival. The church is located one block west of
the 4-way stop in Elmore City. For more information, please call
the church office at 580-788-4110.
*****
The First Baptist Church of Elmore City will host the ninth
annual ladies retreat Saturday, August 16 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The
theme this year is plug into the power of Jesus based on Romans
15:13. The guest speaker will be Lisa Clements from Jackson,
TN. The guest mission speaker will be Nancy Cavner of Elmore
City. The music will be provided by Libby Thomas formerly of
Maysville, OK now out of Nashville, TN. The cost is $10. There
will be a breakfast served from 7:45 a.m. to 8:45 a.m. and then
they will break into session at 9 a.m. There will also be a salad
luncheon. A nursery will be provided up to three years of age.All
of this is included in the cost. Deadline for registration is August
8. Come join them! For more information call the church office
at 580-788-4110.
*****
The Burrows/Doyle Schools eleventh reunion is planned for
August 30, 2008. The Reunion will be at the Lindsay Cafeteria.
The gathering will start at 4 p.m. and food will be served at
approximately 6 p.m. with a short program to follow. A personal
invitation will be mailed to each alumni the third week of July.
Please contact Linnel Covel at 580-432-5254, June Beeson at
580-432-5219 or Joyce Grigsby at 580-223-6072 for additional
information.
*****
A Baby Shower will be held for Robert and Ami Jarman July
27 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the Rhonda Stamper home. From WalMart in Lindsay go 2 miles east, turn south (Linn Energy is on the
corner), go .6 miles, house is third driveway on left. Registered at
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WEEDS
PART I
As I work in my yard each a nuisance. Now floral shops
week, I keep a wary eye out buy dead broomweeds to use
for weeds. My lawn spraying in floral displays. We had a
service does an excellent job winter floral display in our
of killing everything in my house which included a large
yard except grass and shrubs. amount of broomweeds. It
I see an occasional dandelion was beautiful, but each time I
that has migrated to my yard looked at it, I thought of pulling
from the yards on each side of broomweeds when I was a small
mine. My neighbors practice boy and when the weeds were
the religious plan of lawn care. not considered decorative.
The waxweeds were thin,
They mow whatever God grows
in their yards. But as I look at grayish plants with straight
my weedless lawn, I recall the stalks and leaves that stuck
many weeds that grew in the painfully into your hands. I
fields, pastures, bar ditches, would chop them down with
and alleys at Bradley when I a worn-out hoe with a short,
broken handle. My father had
was a boy.
When we lived in the first made me a small bow from a
house my father built in Bradley, willow branch and a piece of
we had a Bermuda grass front twine. He would use the straight
yard. It was native Bermuda waxweed stalks to make small
grass that grew in all kinds of arrows for my bow. He would
weather. We did not have a carefully sharpen the end of
mower, so the grass grew thick, the arrow with his razor-sharp
pocket knife and cut a small
lush, and tall.
On summer evenings after notch in the end for the string.
a hot day, my dog, Collie, I would try for hours to shoot
and I would lie in the lush the large yellow grasshoppers
Bermuda grass as a soft breeze that abounded in our yard, but I
cooled the night air. But weeds never hit one. I have not seen a
grew everywhere. Some were waxweed for many years, but I
noxious, and others were would recognize one instantly.
In our pasture on that farm,
nuisances. But we had to deal
we had large thistle weeds
with them.
When I was a small boy, we which produced a bulb-like
lived on a farm a mile south of purple flower on top. The bulbthe Bradley cemetery. Our front like flower was composed of
yard was hard, baked clay with thousands of small tentacles
scattered weeds in the summer. as fine as corn silk. I always
Broomweeds and waxweeds wanted to pick some of the
dominated. My father would flowers, but the bulb was
give me a penny to pull a few covered with sharp stickers. I
broomweeds. They clung to occasionally see one of those
the hard clay, challenging the thistles in a pasture where I hunt
strength of my small hands doves. Each time I see one, I
and arms. I would pile a few think about those boyhood days.
weeds I pulled into a small There is a move in Western
heap, which my father would Oklahoma to eradicate these
douse with kerosene and set thistles. A rancher friend of
fire. The sap in the green weeds mine explained that when one
would make them blaze up. We is found in a field, the rancher
considered the broomweeds is supposed to dig up the thistle,
put it in a sack so that the seeds
do not spread, and take it to be
burned. These thistles have
became a plague to farmers and
ranchers.
Last year, my son, Chad, my
grandson, Walker, and I were
dove hunting in the pasture of
Drew Hays, my rancher friend.
As we drove into the corral, a
small rabbit ran out of a vine
growing around a post. As we
went over to look at where the
rabbit came out, I noticed that
the vine was what we called a
Johnny Gourd vine. I could
see some green gourds. I told
Walker about my memories
of Johnny Gourds at Bradley.
They grew in fence rows around
903 S. Main
hay meadows and broomcorn
Steve Boydstun, Pastor
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at fence posts, trees, and each
other. An accurately thrown
Johnny Gourd was often the
impetus for violence when
one of our Bradley boys took
umbrage at being hit in a gourd
fight. As I told my grandson,
Walker, about my memories of
Johnny Gourds, I held one in
my hand and threw it at a fence
post. The old velocity was not
there, and, besides, I missed.
As we drove through the
gate at the ranch, there was a
small patch of sunflowers in the
corner of the corral. I thought
about how many sunflowers
there were around Bradley.
The bar ditches were filled with
tall sunflowers. Creek banks
blossomed with sunflowers.
Now it seems that there are
fewer sunflowers. Perhaps
weed killers have been partly
responsible for their decline.
But I recall dusty roads, hot
days, sunflowers growing close
to the road, and far away days
of my boyhood.
As I work in my yard each
week, I appreciate the absence
of weeds. But I also miss the
naturalness of the weeds I
remember from my boyhood.
The weeds grew in profusion.
We did not see them as unsightly.
They were a part of our world.
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Grossnicklaus~Jarman Wed
the bride, Stephanie Lowe, friend
of the bride both of Lindsay and
Laura Cunningham, friend of the
bride of Yukon.
Best man was Phillip Jarman,
brother of the groom of Lindsay.
Groomsmen were Robert Jarman,
brother of the groom of Lindsay,
Forrest Grossnicklaus, brother of
the bride of Lindsay, and Adam
England, friend of the groom of
Lindsay.
The flowergirl was Electra
Raine Grossnicklaus, daughter
of the bride, and the ringbearer
was Kieran Jarman, cousin of
the groom.
Ushers were Charles Shults
of Duncan, OK, cousin of the
bride; and Ethan Hill, Wister,
OK, cousin of the groom.
Society
Lindsay AARP Meets
Abbigale Joy Adamson
Abbigale Joy Adamson was of Cement, OK; Royce and
born April 17, 2008, weighing Candace Cottrell of Lindsay,
7 pounds, 7 ounces. She was OK; and James and Wilma
19 1/2 inches long. Big brother Adamson of Sterling, OK. Great
James and parents Regina and grandparents are Buren and
Eddy welcomed Abbigale Joan Thompson of Cement, OK,
home.
Flora Adamson of Sterling, OK,
Proud grandparents are and Maglean Petry of Sterling,
Glenda and Buster Chaney OK.
Friendship Club Meets
didn’t matter to God. He was
only concerned about justice,
mercy, and faith and the most
important value of all, personal
sinlessness.
The good we do for God and
others should not be a way to
score points. Stop keeping score
because the only perfect score
belongs to Jesus.
Minutes of the June meeting
were read and the treasurer’s
report was given.
The new business of the train
ride to Ft. Worth was discussed
and the date was set for July 31.
Also, the August meeting will
be a luncheon at the Lindsay
Library.
Carrie Schwartz gave
a program on planting and
gardening in summer heat. A
misconception about planting
is that you should never plant
in summer. Basically this only
applies to transplanting. If you try
to move a plant in summer heat
the shock can be fatal. Only plant
in a partly shady location and on
a cloudy day or early evening
and always water thoroughly. It
only takes a little extra time and
a few simple techniques to keep
summer planting alive.
The meeting was adjourned
and refreshments were served by
the hostess. Helen Cox was the
winner of the door prize.
Avery Competes In Pageant
Ashley Avery, 16 year
old daughter, of Richard and
Terry Avery of Lindsay, was
named Scholastic Record
Award Winner at the Miss
Teen Oklahoma Scholarship
and Recognition Pageant,
which was held July 18-20, at
the University of Oklahoma in
Norman. Twenty-three select
teenaged girls from across the
state participated in the event
which culminated with the
naming of the new Miss Teen
of Oklahoma State Titleholder,
Kim Tuttle, of Guymon, OK.
T h e M i s s Te e n o f
Oklahoma Program is not a
beauty pageant. Rather, each
candidate is scored in five areas
of competition: Scholastic
Record, Achievement and
Service to School and
C o m m u n i t y, P e r s o n a l
Development of Talents and
Skills, Personality Projection
in Formal Wear, and Judge’s
Interview. The young woman
selected as Miss Teen of
Oklahoma receives a $1,000
cash scholarship, and a $1,000
educational bond. She will
also have the opportunity to
compete for the National Title
of Miss Teen of America and
vie for scholarships, awards,
and prizes valued at $20,000.
Special guest at the event
was Miss Teen of Oklahoma
2007/2008, Samantha Ali of
Fairview. National Director,
Patrick Liestman, stated,
“Samantha Ali has done an
excellent job representing all
of the accomplished young
women of Oklahoma. She
will be an excellent mentor
for Miss Teen of Oklahoma
2008 as well as all of the 2008
candidates.
A s h l e y Av e r y w a s
sponsored in the pageant by:
Duit Construction and TTK
Construction.
Jerry Peddy and Sue Peddy
The Lindsay, OK AARP
Chapter #2755 met July 21, 2008
at the Senior Citizen Community
Center at 310 W. Choctaw at 3
p.m.
The meeting was called to
order by president Carolyn Hutto.
The invocation was given by
Emery Scheer and the flag salute
was led by Bob Hutto.
Members present were
Rosetta Clark, BJ Franklin, Fannie
Stansbury, Mary Robertson,
Barbara Elam, Donna Hardin,
Nadine Bennett, Bob Hutto,
Carolyn Hutto, and Emery
Scheer. Guests were Jerry and
Sue Peddy.
Jerry Peddy, AARP consultant
Thank You
To our family and friends
Words cannot express our
thanks for all your kindness
during the illness and home
going of our loved one, Alton. Your outpouring of love
through prayers, visits, cards,
calls, and attendance at the
services were a blessing to our
entire family. A very special thank you
to Dr. Robert Westcott and
staff for your sincere concern
and care for Dad during his
illness. You were so patient
and helpful to our family
during this difficult time.
God Bless,
The family of Alton DeSpain
was the speaker. He gave a talk on
the many things that the AARP
does.
The minutes of the previous
meeting was read by secretary
Mary Robertson. They were
approved as read. The treasurer’s
report was given by treasurer
Donna Hardin.
The chapter nominated John
Howell for the Andrus Award.
Everyone brought a covered
dish. Everyone enjoyed the picnic
and playing Bingo.
The next meeting will be
August 18, 2008 at the Senior
Citizen Community Center at 310
W. Choctaw at 3 p.m.
The meeting was adjourned.
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The Friendship Club met in
the home of Fannie Stansbury for
their July meeting. The meeting
was called to order by President
Joy Everett. Emma Cantrell led
the song “You Are My Sunshine”
and Helen Cox led the Creed.
The flag salute was led by Betty
White.
Roll call was answered by
members Betty White, Emma
Cantrell, Carrie Schwartz,
Helen Cox, Joy Everett, Fannie
Stansbury, Wanda Reeves, and
Lois Knapp. They answered by
telling where they would like to
go on a vacation.
A devotional was given by
Betty White taken from the
magazine “Turning Point”,
on “Keeping Score” by David
Jeremiah.
The human race has the
scorekeeping disease, especially
numbers that have to do with
progress, and self esteem, such
as school grades. I.Q. scores,
athletic contests, credit scores,
income levels, stocks, and other
possessions.
We keep score for a lot of
good reasons, but some are bad.
When Jesus began to preach
the values of the kingdom of
God, scorekeeping wasn’t one of
them. In fact, there was a problem
with scorekeeping. People were
keeping score on things that
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Ami Brooke Grossnicklaus
and Robert Michael Jarman were
united in marriage February 1,
2008 at 7 p.m. in Chickasha, OK.
Pastor Brian Thompson officiated
the ceremony.
Ami is the daughter of
Charley and Cristal Grossnicklaus
of Lindsay and Robert is the son
of Tim and Cheryl Jarman of
Lindsay.
The bride wore a white
strapless dress that laced up the
back. It had a long train with
gatherings and sequins. The
flowers were a bouquet of white
roses and soft blue carnations.
Dakota Grossnicklaus, sister
of the bride of Lindsay was the
Maid of Honor. Bridesmaids were
Briyoure Grossnicklaus, sister of
Stork set
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Weekends ~ anytime
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PAGE 4--THE LINDSAY NEWS--THURSDAY, JULY 31, 2008
Tall Tales
by Doyle
Greteman
Superintendent, Lindsay Schools
Roger Kahn, in his novel, The
Boys of Summer, tells of the last
nostalgic days of the Brooklyn
Dodgers in the 1950’s before they
moved out west.
The title of the novel reminds
me of another group of people
I’ve been blessed to able to work
with over the past several years.
Believe it or not, it really is
about the busiest time of year for
us in the central office. Our fiscal year ends June 30, so during
the month of June we are busily
trying to close out one fiscal year,
while getting ready for another
one. We at Lindsay Schools are
blessed to have a group of ladies
who rarely get any credit, but who
are the solid rocks upon which
this house is built.
Fortunately, we have Theresa Bevers and Serina Zurline,
two ladies who know how to get
things done. When I mess up,
they gently lead me back in the
right direction before I get in too
much trouble. They blow my
mind with their efficiency. Not
only are they extremely competent, but they know how to get
along with people.
Melanie Newby is the smiling, cheerful face you will see
first when you walk into the
central office during the school
year. Although she doesn’t work
for part of the summer, she gets
right down to business on August
1, and “Marquee Mel”, or “Lola
Hall, the Weathergirl,” as she is
otherwise known, blends in nicely
with Serina and Theresa.
But what about the principals?
They surely don’t do anything in
the summer, do they? After all,
there is no discipline to be meted
out, no assemblies to oversee, no
teachers to evaluate, no bus or
parking problems to monitor!
Before you take them out to
the edge of town and hang them
from the highest tree, please realize that yes, indeed, they do show
up for work in the summertime.
Scheduling for next year’s classes, reviewing applications for
employment, working to improve
the facilities, interviewing, helping supervise the summer work
crews, evaluating test scores and
working to improve overall student achievement, are just a few
of their daily chores. But, alas,
just as the thankful superintendent, they would be hard-pressed
to be successful without the ladies who man their offices.
Take Lori Holcomb, for example. Let’s face it, Tom Inman
is a great guy, and a hard worker.
But where would Tom be without
Lori looking out for him? She’s
always there, through thick and
thin, making sure Tom knows
where he’s supposed to be, (even
though he may be somewhere else
at the time.) With his natural instinct to be where the students are,
she occasionally has to reel him
back to the office to sign some
paperwork. You may remember
Radar in “Mash.” He was tutored
by Lori.
Then there’s Debi Mottinger
at the middle school. Bob Ashley
has been around a long time, and
has been a faithful and dependable
employee. Like the true veteran
educator he is, he will be the first
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to tell you that without Mrs. Mottinger, the middle school would
be in a heap of trouble. She is a
model of efficiency, sitting right
in the middle of the mix, working
on the computer, while stretching
out to answer the phone with her
free hand. (Ever hear of Rosemary Wood?)
Travel over to the elementary
school, where Toni Sanders, the
newest member of the secretarial
staff, does a wonderful job, quietly going through her to-do list.
We’re thankful that Toni has the
ever-reliable,
always-dependable Cindy Lee to help during
the school year, because there is
not only Dan Chapman to keep
straight, but part-time assistant
principal Rick Smith as well.
There are many components
that have to come together to make
a great school. I have nothing but
respect and admiration for our
principals, custodians, and transportation guys who work so hard
in the summer getting ready for a
new school year. But quite possibly the most easily overlooked
group of ladies who help hold this
place together are unmistakably
“The Girls of Summer.” Thank
you ladies, for all you do.
Lindsay Elementary/Middle
School Supply Lists
Lindsay Elementary School Supply Lists
Pre-K
1 Beach Towel (rest time)
1 Regular Backpack (only two compartments)
1 Box of 8 Count Regular size Crayola Crayons
2 Box of 24 Count Reuglar size Crayola Crayons
2 Sets of Watercolors
1 Pkg. of Napkins (for snacks)
1 Box of Kleenex (boys only)
1 Box Gallon Size Baggies (girls only)
1 Box Quart size Baggies
1 Box of 8 Count Washable Classic Thin Line Markers
1 Box of 8 Count Washable Classic Broad Line Markers
1 Canister Lysol or Clorox Wipes
Kindergarten
1 Box Ziploc Gallon (girl) Quart (boys)
4 Boxes of 8 Count Crayons Primary Colors
2 Boxes of 16 Count Crayons
2 1.5 or 1.25 oz Bottle of Elmer’s Glue (not blue)
2 Regular Boxes of Kleenex
1 Pair of Fiskar Scissors
4 Glue Sticks
1 Package #2 Pencils
1 Backpack (mandatory) with name on it
4 Folders (plastic pocket style)
1 Box Crayola Markers (washable)
1 Clorox Wipes
1 Small Rest Mat and/or Small Blanket/Beach Towel
No Pillows or Toys
Grade T-1
4 Boxes 24 Count Crayons
1 Box Kleenex
6 Folders (assorted colors with pockets)
1 Blue Folder w/Brads
1 Yellow Folder
2 Pair Fiskar Scissors
4 Large Glue Sticks
1 Set Watercolor Paints
2 Packages #2 Pencils
2 Writing Tablets (1” Lines)
1 Book Bag (NO ROLLER) No Trapper Keepers or Notebooks
1 Box Ziploc Bags-Boys(quart) Girls-(gallon)
1 School Box
1 Art Shirt (old, big, t-shirt)
1 Set of Regular Colored Pencils
Art-2 Pink Pearl Erasers and 2 #2 Pencils
Grade 1
2 Packages of 24 Yellow #2 Pencils (no labels or decorated)
1 Backpack (no wheels)
1 Pair of Scissors
2 Boxes 24 Count Crayons
Clorox Wipes
4 Large Glue Sticks
1 Box Color Pencils
1 Regular Size Kleenex
1 Pencil Box
1 Package Eraser Caps
2 Pink Pearl Erasers
Pencil Sharpener with Lid
1 Bottle Hand Sanitizer
Boys-Quart Size Ziploc Bags
Girls-Gallon Size Ziploc Bags
Please only label scissors, pencil box, and backpack.
First grade teachers recommend Crayola Products.
Maysville Medical Center
Specializing in Family Medicine
Rick Schmidt, MD
Christine Craig, PA-C
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday
8 a.m.-12 p.m. and 1-4:30 p.m.
Thursday 8 a.m. to Noon
504 Williams Street•405-867-4404
225 South Main, Lindsay
Home Medical Services
We Do All Your Medicare & Insurance Billing
Phone 1-888-679-9098
756-3745
Medicare, Medicaid, and most insurance accepted
Grade T-2
2 Glue Sticks
1 Bottle Elmer’s Glue (white)
1 Set Colored Pencils
1 Box #2 Pencils (no mechanical pencils)
2 Pink Pearl Erasers (one for art)
2 Box 24 Count Crayons
2 Box Kleenex
1 Set of 10 Twist Up Crayons
1 Pencil Sharpener
1 Pair of Scissors (no plastic)
1 Small Box for Supplies inside desk
1 Sturdy Folder for Homework
1 Composition Book (to be used as a journal)
1 Box Cap Highlighter
Boys-Clorox Wipes
Girls-Germ X
Grade 2
3 Packages #2 Pencils
2 Pink Pearl Erasers
2 24 Count Boxes of Crayons
3 Packages Notebook Paper (no Trapper Keepers)
2 Wireless Notebooks
2 Pair of Fiskar Scissors
8 Glue Sticks
2 Bottles Elmer’s Glue (liquid)
1 Ruler (centimeter and inch markings)
1 Ream Computer Paper
1 Pencil Box (no large ones)
2 Large Box Facial Tissues
2 Folders W/Pockets
1 12 Count Box of Colored Pencils
3 Folders w/Pockets and Fasteners
1 Box Ziploc Bags Boys (gallon) Girls (quart)
Boys-Clorox Wipes
Girls-Baby Wipes
2 #2 Pencils and 1 Pearl Eraser (for Art)
1 Small Bottle of Hand Sanitizer (for Art)
Grade 3
1 Box of 24 Count Crayons (no large boxes)
2 Large Boxes Kleenex
5 Packages #2 Pencils (12 ct.) Yellow Only (No Mechanical Pencils)
2 Pink Pearl Erasers
4 Wide Ruled Wireless Notebooks
6 Portfolios (pockets w/fasteners-solid colors only)
1 Pair Fiskar Scissors
1 Regular Ruler (centimeters and inches)
2 Large Glue Sticks
1 Box Map Pencils 24 ct.
2 Boxes Ziploc Baggies (1 quart size, 1 gallon size)
1 #2 Pencil and a Pink Eraser for Art
No Binders or Trapper Keepers
Grade 4
1 Back Pack or School Bag
1 Pencil Zip Bag
2 Packages of #2 Pencils
1 Box Colored Pencils
1 Wide Ruled Paper w/3 Ring Binder
5 Pocket Folders w/Fasteners
1 Glue Stick
1 Pair of Scissors
2 Boxes of Kleenex
1 Red Ink Pen
2 Pink Pearl Erasers
1 Black Sharpie
1 Box Ziploc Baggies (quart size)
1 Bottle of Hand Sanitizer with Pump
Art-Pink Pearl Erasers and 2 #2 Pencils
Grade 5
1 Plastic Accordion File for Loose Leaf Paper
3 Packages Loose Leaf Paper (no spiral notebooks please)
5 #2 Yellow Pencils (No Mechanical Pencils
1 Package Red Ink Pens
1 Package Colored Map Pencils
1 Zippered Plastic Pencil Holder
5 Pocket Folders w/Brads (for math, geog, social studies,
reading and computer)
2 Large Boxes of Kleenex
1 Box Ziploc Baggies (quart size)
2 Pink Pearl Erasers
2 Composition Books (100 sheets, wide ruled)
2 Large Glue Sticks
1 8 ounce Bottle Elmer’s Glue
1 Magnetic Locker Cup for Pencils (optional)
NO LOCKER SHLEVES-PLEASE REPLINISH PAPER AND
PENCILS AS NEEDED
Art-2 Pink Pearl Erasers and 2 #2 Pencils
Lindsay Middle School
6th, 7th, and 8th Grade Supply List
A 3-Ring Binder with loose leaf, wideline notebook paper and
bottom pocket folders for each class.
Red grading pens and black pens.
Pencils (#2 lead)
Extra Erasers for Pencils
“Assignment” Booklet or Notebook
MUST HAVE. .. . Calculator Ruler, Protractor, Compass
One Perforated Notebook (wideline) for each Class
Book Bags and Back Packs (to remain in lockers during the
school day)
Clinic owned and operated by:
Purcell Municipal Hospital
1500 North Green Ave.• Purcell
(405) 527-6524
THURSDAY, JULY 31, 2008--THE LINDSAY NEWS--PAGE 5
The Lindsay Drillerz playing
as Crimson Tide players
picked for “The Show” AllStar game. Pictued at left
(front row l to r) are Kenzlee
Whitworth, and Kathryn
Stevens, and (back row l to r)
Preslee Woods, Keyli Murray,
and Calie Woods.
The Lindsay Drillerz playing as Alabama Crimson Tide placed
fourth in “The Show” Future Big Leaguers Tournament in
Del City, OK. Pictured above (front row l to r) are Tiffany
Jimmy, Kenzlee Whitworth, Calie Woods, Tara Stelzig, Brooke
Moutaw, Keyli Murray. (Middle row l to r) are Kaiton Robbins,
Preslee Woods, Kelbi Jones, Kathryn Stevens. (Back Row l to
r) are Coach’s Jamie Jones, Kurissa Whitworth, Eric Murray,
and Robert Whitworth. Not Pictured are Hannah Maney and
Shae Maney.
Lindsay Public Schools
School Starts
August 13
Open House:
August 12
6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
2008-2009 School Calnder
Lindsay Schools
August 2008
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22-31-Christmas Holiday-No School
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24-Holiday (Possible Bad Weather Make-Up Day)
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21-Teacher Check-Out Professional Day
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the rails looking for work. He tried Brown.
*****
to avoid the train bulls whose job
FYI-May 15, 2008, Joe
was to watch for those looking for a
free ride. It was in a cotton patch in and Loretta Priest of Ada, OK,
west Texas with Leonard Hampton celebrated their 40th Anniversary.
they heard that Japan had bombed Loretta (Holdsclaw) is a 1965
with Al Hunt
Pearl Harbor. Saying good-bye to Hughes School grad.
*****
the cotton fields in their 31 Model
Winner
of
the roses-57 years
A came home. They said good-bye
to family and friends and enlisted this August 2, Earl and Willie
in the U.S. Army. On Christmas Cunningham. Today they’re just
Day 1945, Hoot Hunt returned to traveling along singing a song.
Wallville with the dream of putting Side by side.
*****
down roots and having something
Also, Todd and Jessica Parker
to call his own. He was 34 years
old and nothing to really show for celebrate their 11th anniversary,
it. His sister Lucille had died and August 2. Todd once lived down
his Aunt Bertie was dying. In an Wallville Road and we won’t let
attempt to make his mark in life, him forget it.
*****
he grabbed for straws, down the
Happy birthday to the
Wallville Road.
Oklahoma broomcorn johnny 102
*****
Greetings fellow travelers this year. Broomcorn came to our
from Wallville-Hughes. Legend fair county in 1906. Other birthdays
#817 and it’s not your ordinary are David Kizer, August 2; Judy
small ghost town, but you knew McCaleb also August 2, and Greg
Rollins August 2, August 4 is party
that.
time for Holly Holland and Bryan
*****
A friend of my teenage years, Alcorn is the 4, Army Sgt. David
Elmer “Sonny” Reed, Jr. passed Quinn, battling Iraq heat on the 5,
away July 15, 2008 in the Carl Jimmy Ramsey on the 5, Dr. Steve
Albert Indian Hospital. He was the Travis and Vera Adams share the
son of Elmer Reed, Sr. and Flora 6, Leota McCoy parties on the 7.
Reed. He was of the Chickasaw Finally, this week, super Sandy
Ellithorp’s birthday is the 8.
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Reporting from the OKC Zoo,
Direct from the pages of Old
Al’s Almanac, the 2008 64th July 26 Laura-Leah-Chad-MelissaAnnual Watermelon Festival will Moriah Work enjoyed the day at the
be held at Rush Springs, OK. All Zoo. Leah Work is our Oklahoma
C.C. “Hoot” Hunt
ZONES: METRO,
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day August 9.
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(79), Hughes graduate of the Quinn of the Wallville Church
the oilfield, broomcorn field, or the scraping to get by. During the great
1940’s. A veteran of the Korean used to say “Pray for Rain” or as
battlefield, of World War II. He was Depression he was not past, riding
War, 48-51, honorably discharged. the Owl Man says, “Remember the
wildfires of two years ago, that will
He will be missed.
start you praying.”
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you
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rally held at Kingfisher, OK, July Church August 3. For more
18. Brother Jonathan Hunt brought information call 756-4680. Tell
the Owl Man sent you. If you’re
the message. Joe Ince, pastor.
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passing by Gordon White Lumber,
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the Oklahoma Press Association at
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of Oklahoma’s smallest gardeners, information center for Hughes.
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age 7. Thanks for the tomatoes,
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they were good.
chance of rain. This is your old
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The Wallville Veteran’s friend, the Wallville man saying
Committee salutes First Sgt. James this is be kind to “Calvin Dewoody”
Holdsclaw, Hughes grad 1964. week. A good man to know.
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Army Active Reserve. Activated
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god man from the Wallville Chamber of Commerce. Fuzzy
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The SAME phone number
drinks Sunday night after church. roads of Garvin County, Clarence
Different Location
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of Brother Carl Pelfrey, Saturday, Now C.C. “Hoot” Hunt had always
July 19. Come see us when you known Hance and Mandy Jensen
and their children. But, as his Aunt
can.
400 South Walnut
Bertie lay dying of possibly cancer,
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Office Hours: Monday through Thursday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Dallas Pope, Destry Burdine, would come over and help take care
Aaron Hunt, Roy Walker, and of Mrs. Brown. In the front of an
family from Chickasha, Matt, old Studebaker pickup they visited
Kristi, and Anna Grace Hunt and and done their courting. One thing
Sierra, and McKenzie Hunt, Joe led to another and on March 24,
1946, Hoot and Ruby were married
and Kandace.
in Lindsay, OK by a justice of the
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and the dog days of summer for belonging and before the years
real. So sit down, cool off, and got away he wanted something
share your news with the mighty he could call his own down the
metropolis by writing RR 3 Box Wallville Road.
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Lindsay Public Schools today announced its policy for
free or reduced-price meals for children served under the
National School Lunch Program(NSLP), the School Breakfast
Program(SBP). Local school officials have adopted the following
household size and income criteria for determining eligibility:
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Children from households whose income is at or below
the levels shown are eligible for free or reduced-price meals.
Application forms are being sent to all homes with a letter to
parents or guardians. To apply for free or reduced-price meals
households should fill out the application and return it to the
school. Additional copies are available at the principal’s office
in each school. The information provided on the application is
confidential and will be used for the purpose of determining
eligibility and may be verified at any time during the school
year by school or other program officials. Applications may
be submitted at any time during the year. For SFA officials
to determine eligibility, h ouseholds receiving food stamps,
Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF), or Food
Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR) must list
a food stamp, TANF, or FDPIR case number, and the signature
of an adult household member. IF YOU DO NOT LIST A
FOOD STAMP, TANK, OR FDPIR CASE NUMBER, then
the applicaton must have the children’s names, total household
members, the amount of income each member received last
month, the signature of an adult household member, and that
adult’s social security number or the mark the box if he or she
does not have on. In certain cases, foster children are eligible for
free or reduced-price meals or free milk regardless of the child’s
income. If you have foster children living with you and wish to
apply for such meals or milk for them, please contact us.
Under the provisions of the policy, the Food Service Director
will review applications and determine eligiblity.
Parents or guardians wihsing to make a formal appeal
may make a request either orally or in writing to: Mr. Doyle
Greteman, Superintendent of Schools, 800 W. Creek, Lindsay,
OK 73052 for a hearing to appeal the decision. The school’s
policy statement contains an outline of the hearing procedure.
DIRECT CERTIFICATION SFAS ONLY The houshold of a
child currently certified to receive food stamp, TANF, or FDPIR
benefits will be notified of the child’s eligibility and that the child
will be provvided free beneftis unless the household notifies the
SFA that it chooses to decline benefits. If food stamp, TANF,
and FDPIR households are not notified by of their eligibility,
they will need to submit an application.
In accordance with federal law and United States Department
of Agriculutre (USDA) policy, this institution is prohibited from
discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex,
age, or disability.
To file a complaint of discrimination write to USDA,
Director , Office of Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Avenue,
SW, Washington DC 20250=9410 or call 800-795-3272 or
202-720-6382 (TTY). USDA is an equal opportunity provider
and employer.
Each school and the office of the Administrator h as a copy
of the policy which may be reviewed by any interested party.
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FOR SALE
1970 FORD PICKUP: new tires,
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(405) 756-1451.
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LEGAL NOTICE
To be published in the Lindsay
News, PO Box 768, Lindsay, OK 73052
two (2) times, Thursday July 24, 2008,
and Thursday, July 31, 2008.
Bid Notice
The Lindsay Public Works Authority
will accept sealed bids on “2009 55 Ft.
Over Center Electrical Basket Truck” for
the LPWA Electrical Department.
Please refer any questions to Bill
Mitchell at 405-756-4900 or to Tim
Parker at 405-756-8981.
Specifications will be available
upon request.
Bids are to be opened at 10 a.m. on
Thursday, August 7, 2008, at City Hall
located at 312 S. Main, Lindsay, OK by
staff, for a recommendation to Council
on August 11, 2008 at 5:15 p.m.
Bids shall be accompanied by a
signed and notarized non-collusion
affidavit.
Please send bids marked “Sealed
Bids-2008 55 Ft. Over Center Electrical
Basket Truck”. Bids shall be mailed or
delivered to:
City Clerk
City of Lindsay
PO Box 708
Lindsay, OK 73052
The City of Lindsay reserves the
right to accept or reject any or all bids. All
bids are public record and are available
during regular office hours at 312 S.
Main, Lindsay, OK.
Attest:
Penny Herndon
City Clerk
Todd Hinckley
Mayor
LEGAL NOTICE
To be published in the Lindsay
News, PO Box 768, Lindsay, OK
73052 two (2) times, Thursday July
24, 2008, and Thursday, July 31,
2008.
NOTICE
The Lindsay PublicWorks Authority is hereby offering to lease to
the best and highest bidder for agricultural purposes only, the following
described property located in McClain County:
W/2 of SW/4 of NW/4, and SW/4
of NW/4 of NW/4 and SE/4 of SW/4
of NW/4 and E/2 of NW/4 and E/2 of
NW/4 of NW/4 ande NE/4 ofr SW/
a4 of NW/4 and SW/4 of Section 22,
T5N-R4W, Less a tract beginnning at
the SW Corner of Section 22, thence
North 02’W, 1430 feet, thence South
89 57’E, 379.75 feet, thence South 12
48’E, 1466.0 feet, thence North 89
57’W, 702.63 feet to the point of beginning, and less a tract, beginning at
a point 1302 feet East of the SW corner of the SW/4 of said Section 22,
thence North 52’W, 660 feet, thence
East 330 feet, thence South 52’E, 660
feet, thence West 330 feet to the point
of beginning, and less the West 630
feet of the SE/4 of SW/4 of NW/4 of
Section 22 and S/2 of NW/4 of SW/4
and N/23 of SW/4 of SW/4 and SE/4
of SW/4 of SW/4 and W/2 of SE/4
of SW/4 of Section 15, T5N-R4W
and E/2 of SE/4 of NE/4 and SE/4 of
NE/4 of NE/4 all in Section 21, T5NR4W, McClain County, containing
377.72 acres more or less.
Lease agreement will be available for review upon request. Further
information may be obtained by calling Bill Mitchell, Trust Manager, at
756-4900.
Bids are to be opened at 10:15
a.m. on Thursday, August 7, 2008,
in City Hall located at 312 S. Main
St., Lindsay, Oklahoma. Bids will
be submitted to the trustees of the
Lindsay Public Works Authority for
consideration on August 11, 2008 at
5:15 p.m.
The Lindsay Public Works Authority reserves the right to accept
or reject any or all bids. All bids are
public records and are available for
inspection during regular office hours
at 312 S. Main St., Lindsay, Oklahoma. Bids are to be sealed and marked
“Landfill Agricultural Bid” and shall
be submitted to the Trust Clerk prior
to 10:15 a.m. on Thursday, August 7,
2008.
LEGAL NOTICE
To be published in the Lindsay
News, PO Box 768, Lindsay, OK
73052, two (2) times, July 31, 2008,
and August 7, 2008.
In The District Court of Garvin
County State of Oklahoma
In The Matter of the Estate of
Douglas Stroud, deceased, and of
Marilyn Stroud, deceased.
Case No. P-07-71
Judge: Blake
Notice of Hearing Petition for
Order Allowing Final Account;
Determination of Heirship;
Final Decree of Distribution and
Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that Tammy
Chandler, Personal Representative
of the Estate of Douglas Stroud,
deceased, and of Marilyn Stroud,
deceased has filed in this Court the
petition for distribution of the estate.
The hearing of the same has been
filed by the court for the 4th day of
September, 2008, at 9 o’clock a.m.,
at the County Courthouse of Garvin
County, and all persons interested in
the estate are notified to appear and
show cause, if any, why the heirs of
Douglas Stroud, deceased, and of
Marilyn Stroud, deceased, should not
be fully determined and the estate be
distributed.
Witness my hand this 23rd day
of July, 2008.
John A Blake
Judge of the District Court
Frankenberg Law Firm
Don Frankenberg, OBA #3095
Jason Frankenberg OBA #17749
502 S Main Street
Lindsay, OK 73052
Phone 405-756-2000
Fax 405-756-4316
Attorney for Personal Representative
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Obituary
Harry Bennett Bland
1922-2008
OK and many other family and
friends.
Preceding him in death were
his father, M.E. Bland, in July,
1962; his mother, Alice Bland in
October, 1974; a brother, Dale
Bland in March, 1984 and a sister,
Marie Freeman in May, 1983. Funeral services for Harry
Bland were Monday, July 28,
2008 at 2 p.m. at the Sharon
Baptist Church officiated by
Reverend Denver McGuire and
Reverend Kris Ramber. Burial
will follow at Odessa Cemetery
under the direction of People’s
Co-operative Funeral Home.
Obituary
Homer L. McKenzie
Homer is preceded in
death by his parents, Samuel
and Elsie Mckenzie, and his
brothers Malcomb and Samuel
Jr. Mckenzie.
Funeral services were held at
11 am, Saturday, July 19, 2008,
at Matthews Funeral Home in
Edmond.
In lieu of flowers, memorials
may be made to Samaritan House
of Saint John’s Catholic Church,
Edmond, Oklahoma or The Smile
Train 41 Madison Ave., 28th
Floor, New York, NY 10010.
Services are under the direction
of Matthews Funeral Home,
Edmond.
Obituary
Harry Bennett Bland was born
1920-2008
May 21, 1922 in Cumberland,
Homer L. McKenzie, 88,
OK to Alice Adron Heffington
Bland and Marvin (M.E.) Bland died July 16, 2008 at his home
and passed away Thursday, July in Edmond, OK. He was born
24, 2008 at Elkview General July 9, 1920 in Lindsay, OK to
Hospital in Hobart, OK at the Samuel and Elsie McKenzie,
age of 86 years, two months and where he lived until graduating
high school.
three days. Upon the onset of World War
He grew up in the Lindsay
and New Hope areas of Oklahoma II, he joined the Marine Air Corps
and worked for many years for where he served as a bomber pilot
TG&Y, Ben Franklin Stores, and in the Pacific campaign. After the
Wackers Department Store as war, Homer attended Oklahoma
well as operating the Mangum A&M, where he met Margaret,
Variety Store. After his retirement his wife of 60 years.
He went to work for Amoco
in 1985 he worked part time at
Oil
Co. straight out of college
Hobart Nursery and enjoyed his
hobbies of gardening and making where he worked for 35 years until
barbed-wire baskets and enjoying retirement. During his retirement,
his pet Bluejay and his dogs, Brit Homer was an avid golfer and
remained active in the oil and gas
and Scooter.
Mr. Bland was in the U.S. business until his death.
Homer is survived by his
Army from 1942 to 1945 and was
wife
Margaret, Edmond; sister
a veteran of World War II, serving
in North Africa, Sicily and Italy. Lois Thomas, Lindsay; son Ron
He was married to Mary Geneva McKenzie Sr. and wife Kay of
(Gordon) Bland at Lindsay, OK Edmond; son David McKenzie
and wife Linda of Burleson, TX;
March 8, 1952. He was a member of the son Steve McKenzie and wife
Sharon Baptist Church near Penny of Lipan, TX; daughter
Cynthia Ellis of Amarillo, TX.
Gotebo, OK. Mr. Bland is survived by his Homer was also blessed with nine
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wife, Mary Geneva, of the home; grandchildren, and thirteen greata son, Charles R. Bland, Hobart, grandchildren.
James (Jim) Newberry
1942-2008
James (Jim) Newberry aka
Shawn Barreye, 65, passed away
July 26, 2008 at an Oklahoma
City hospital after a short illness.
He was born October 2, 1942
at Paoli, OK to Hazel Roberts.
He was raised in the Hughes
community by his grandparents,
I.C. and Ophelia Newberry.
Shawn is survived by his
loving Aunt Jawanna Newberry
Arnold of Lindsay, OK; two
brothers, Sammy McCurley and
wife Bonnie of Norman, OK, and
Hugh McCurley of California;
and four sisters, Shirley and
husband Tommy Staggs, Linda
and husband Stan Wells, Margaret
and husband Bobby Lane, and
Marion Wallace all of Edmond,
OK.
He is also survived by the
children and grandchildren of his
siblings.
Shawn’s other survivors
include his cousins and their
families: Bob Arnold of Post,
TX; Betty Auld of Rush Springs,
OK; Ophelia O’Neal of Pauls
Valley, OK; Julie Roebuck of
Shawnee, OK; Willis Newberry
of San Antonio, TX; Johnny Ray
Newberry of San Antonio, TX;
and Teresa Moore of Kingsland,
TX. Shawn also leaves behind
a host of other relatives and
friends.
Shawn was preceded in death
by: his mother, Hazel Roberts,
his grandparents, I.C. and
Ophelia Newberry uncles, John
Newberry, Aaron Newberry, and
Harry Newberry; and aunt Violet
Binyon, niece, Angela Lane, and
cousins, Ira Belle Atchley, and
Lola Lee Weatherford.
Shawn’s biggest passion in
lif was horses. He will be missed
by all. HAPPY TRAILS JIM,
UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN!
Interment of Shawn’s ashes
and a memorial graveside service
will be held Thursday, July 31 at
10 a.m. at Mt. Olivet Cemetery
in Pauls Valley, OK under the
direction of Wooster Funeral
Home.
parents Sidney Wilson and Cora
Morgan, and three sisters; Iva
Adams, Oleta Dickerson, and Ann
Knutson, and one brother, Sidney
Morgan.
There are no services set
for Mr. Morgan at this time.
Condolences may be sent to
the family online at www.
boydstonfuneralhome.com.
of Fort Worth, TX, and Rhonda
Morgan of Fort Worth, TX, and
one nephew, Sean Gillespie of
Lindsay, OK. Butch also leaves
behind many, many friends who,
along with his family, will greatly
miss him.
Mr. Morgan was preceded
in death by his wife, Carolyn
(Pledger) Morgan in 2005, his
Thank
You!!!!
The Lindsay Chamber of Commerce
would like to thank everyone who helped
make the Channel 5 “On The Road” Tour
an outstanding event.
There are numerous businesses and
individuals who deserve a thank you. The
response was great and so appreciated by
the dedicated committee who presented this
event. Without each of you this visit would
not have been possible.
The day’s attendance was great and we
appreciate all those who attended and all
those who participated.
A special thank you to the Lindsay School
for allowing us to meet at their wonderful
facility and permitting us the opportunity to
show everyone what a wonderful town we
have.
Thank you,
Lindsay Chamber of Commerce and
“On The Road” Committee
Obituary
Hootsie Albert
“Butch” Morgan
1952-2008
Hootsie Albert “Butch”
Morgan passed from this life
July 28, 2008 in Lindsay, OK.
Butch was born in Lindsay, OK
February 25, 1952 to Sidney
Wilson Morgan and Cora (Lee)
Morgan. Butch married Carolyn
Pledger in Lindsay, OK.
Butch lived in Lindsay all
of his life and was a graduate of
Lindsay High School. He worked
in the oil industry as a roustabout.
Butch loved motorcycles,
traveling and spending time
with family and friends, and he
attended Fellowship Of Living
Faith in Lindsay.
Butch is survived by one son,
Chris Morgan and one grandson,
both of Utah, one sister, Nova
Jetton of Lindsay, OK, four
nieces; Anita Gillespie of Lindsay,
OK, Sherry Godfrey of San
Antonio, TX, Debbie Faulknor
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