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Allen Advocate
VOLUME 69 NUMBER 32 ALLEN, PONTOTOC COUNTY , OKLAHOMA 1 SECTION (USPS 543600) 50¢
THURSDAY, MAY 12,, 2016
Allen Schools
End of Year
Activities
Thursday, May 12
th
All Day
6:00 pm
7:00 pm
9:00 am
10:00 am
11:30 am
6:30 pm
Ronna Clark Selected
Allen Teacher of the Year
Mrs. Ronna Clark, Allen
High School math teacher,
has been selected by her
peers as 2016 Teacher of
the Year.
A graduate of Roff High
School, Mrs. Clark received her bachelors in
Secondary Math Education
from East Central University, Ada, and her Masters
in Secondary Administration, also from ECU.
She has taught thirteen
years, one year at Western
Heights in Oklahoma City,
two years at Bowlegs, and
the past ten years at Allen. She currently teaches
Algebra I and II, Geometry and Trigonometry.
Ronna and her husband,
Lucas, have two daughters, 5-year-old Kolbi, a
Pre-K students at Allen,
and 2-year-old Adelyn.
Mrs. Clark says, “I am
truly honored to be selected as the Allen teacher
of the Year. We have so
many outstanding teachers
here and to be selected by
them is such an honor. I
feel very blessed to have
the opportunity to teach
in such a supportive community.”
6:30 pm
7:30 pm
10:00 am
Senior Trip
Sunday, May 15th
Baccalaureate - Auditorium
Monday, May 16th
Spring Band Concert
Auditorium
Tuesday, May 17th
Pre-K-Kindergarten Awards
1st-3rd Grade Awards
4th-6th Grade Awards
Auditorium
Athletic Banquet
Cafeteria
Thursday, May 19th
Academic Banquet
Cafeteria (by invitation only)
High School Academic Awards
Auditorium
Saturday, May 21st
Graduation
Gerty Bingo
The Gerty Community will be hosting their monthly
Bingo Night on Saturday, May 14th.
Door open at 6:00 pm and the concession stand will
be serving a dinner featuring spaghetti, garlic toast,
salad and dessert for $5. Bingo begins at 7:00. Cards
are $1 each or 6 for $5.
All proceeds from the evening will be used for the
th
4 of July fireworks display. Everyone is welcome to
attend.
Alison Sells was the recipient of the 2016 Renda & Shelby Lewis Memorial
Scholarship. The presentation was made by Brenton Lewis during the annual
FFA Banquet this past Tuesday evening. The scholarship is made possible by the
Tyler Raney did his best during his leg of the relay
Lewis family in memory and honor of the “Just Kidding Boer Goat Ranch.” at the Allen Elementary Meet this Tuesday
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THE ALLEN ADVOCATE, MAY 12, 2016 -PAGE 2
by Bill Robinson,
Publisher
I have taken pictures of several proms this year.
Each time I do, it brings back memories of the proms
I attended.
Some were great, some were humiliating. All were
memorable.
Of all the prom stories I have heard or read about,
my favorite was shared by April Knight.
A PROM TO REMEMBER
It was spring 1959 and time for the junior prom.
The prom was the most important thing in the world to
the junior girls at our small school. It was the next best
thing to being Cinderella for a night.
My mother was reliving her own junior prom by
dragging out her old photos and telling me about the
perfect night she’d had with George. (Unfortunately,
George married someone else and my mother never
really got over him. She married Dave, who was eventually my father.)
I kept telling her I wasn’t going to the prom because
no boy would ask me, and I refused to go alone. Every
girl in my class had a date, and the boys who were left
without dates didn’t want me.
My mother began dropping hints to all the neighbors
who had sons. “My daughter doesn’t have a date for
the prom. Do you think Johnny (or Jim or Robert or
Gary) would take her?”
The other mothers, who
were better at minding
their own business, would
say they’d mention it to
their sons. I doubt any of
them did.
My mother bought a
lime-green formal for me.
It was stiff, scratchy, puffy
and fluffy. When I tried
it on, my mother said I
looked “like a Greek goddess,” but I knew I looked
like a green bean. I also
got my first pair of high
heels. The heels were
only 2 inches tall, but I
felt like I was walking
on stilts. My mother dug
out a beaded evening bag
she’d carried to her own
prom. It once had been
covered with white pearls,
but now the fake pearls
had turned various shades
of yellow and gray.
I had long hair and
liked to wear it straight.
The night before the prom,
she insisted on putting my
hair up in pin curls. The
next day, my hair hung
in a hundred ringlets. I
looked like I’d been electrocuted.
She insisted I borrow
her very best rhinestone jewelry—which she’d bought
at Woolworths for $3—but only if I was very careful
with it.
My mother said that since I didn’t have a date, my
father would drive me to the prom and pick me up at
midnight, when it ended. So just when I thought things
couldn’t get any worse, they’d gotten worse.
So I lied. On the day of the prom, I told her Billy
had called while she was at the grocery store and had
asked me to the prom, so I had a date and my father
didn’t need to drive me to the school.
Now all I had to do was think up another lie to hide
the lie about having a date. What would happen when
no boy came to the house to pick me up?
I could pretend I’d been stood up; I’d pretend to
be heartbroken—but what if I couldn’t keep my father
from driving me to the prom? I could pretend to be
sick. That wouldn’t take much pretending, because I
did feel sick.
That evening, I got dressed in the stiff, itchy formal.
My mother decided I needed a corsage—and what if
Billy didn’t remember to get me a corsage?—so she
sent my father to the florist to see if he could pick up
something at the last minute.
I saw my chance to escape total humiliation. My
father would be gone for at least 20 minutes. I stood
next to the door, looking out the window, watching for
Billy to arrive.
“Oh!” I gasped. “I left my evening bag upstairs in
my bedroom. Can you go up and get it for me? I want
to watch for Billy.”
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her evening bag, so she ran upstairs to look for it. I’d
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upstairs, I made my break.
“Billy’s here! I’m leaving!” I shouted, and I ran
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where I squatted behind a hedge.
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This Saturday, May 14
letter carriers in 195 cities in central and western
Oklahoma will “Stamp
Out Hunger” by collecting canned food donations
from households on their
routes. In Allen, donations benefit Holdenville
Loaves and Fishes in partnership with the Regional
Food Bank of Oklahoma. This is through the Feeding Hope and Letter Carriers’ Food and Fund Drive,
presented by Devon Energy Corporation.
“Hunger is closer than
you think,” said Steve
Riggs, statewide chair of
the Letter Carriers’ Food
Drive. “If you’ve seen
one hungry child you’ve
seen one too many. Most
of the clients served by the
Regional Food Bank, and
its partner agencies, are
children, seniors and the
working poor.” To help “Stamp Out
Hunger,” fill the plastic
donation bag you receive
in your mailbox this week,
or any plastic bag, with
canned food donations and
place it by your mailbox on
Saturday, May 14 before
your letter carrier arrives. Your letter carrier will
do the rest. Most needed
items include: canned
meats, meat-based soups,
canned fruits, canned vegetables, peanut butter, and
rice and beans. If your donation is
missed, take it to your
local post office. Monetary donations can also
be made online at feedinghope.org or by calling
405.600.3136. Every dollar donated will provide
five meals for Oklahomans with inconsistent
access to food.
The Regional Food Bank
is dedicated to “Fighting
Hunger…Feeding Hope.” More than 656,000 Oklahomans struggle with hunger on a daily basis. The
majority of those served
by the nonprofit are children, seniors living on
fixed incomes, and working families who cannot
make ends meet. One in six Oklahoman
struggles with hunger every day. Last year, the
Regional Food Bank distributed more than 49.9
million pounds of food to
Oklahomans with inconsistent access to food. “A client recently began to cry as the food
was loaded into her vehicle,” shared one client of
the Regional Food Bank. “When we asked if every-
thing was OK, she simply
explained how happy she
was and how this food
would go such a long way
to help feed her children.
She said that we really
cared about them.”
For more information
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or email mailto:adoss@
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Regional Food Bank is the
largest private, domestic
hunger-relief organization in the state of Oklahoma. Last fiscal year,
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food and products through
a network of more than
1,250 charitable feeding
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Oklahoma counties
The Regional Food Bank
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in 53 central and western
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Regional Food Bank has
distributed more than 600
million pounds of food to
feed Oklahoma’s hungry. Fatility Accident Near Calvin
A single vehicle accident
claimed the life of a Calvin resident early Tuesday
morning, May 10th. According to a report from
the Oklahoma Highway
Patrol, Randy Cosper,
45, was pronounced dead
at the scene from trunk
injuries.
The report states that
Cosper was driving a 1996
Ford F-350 northbound
approximately nine miles
south of Calvin on US
75. At approximately
2:49 a.m. Cosper departed
the roadway to the right
approximately 0.4 miles
south of EW 1490 RD. The
vehicle went airborne and
overturned end over end
for an unknown amount
of times, coming to rest
on its top. The driver was
partially ejected from the
vehicle.
The report lists the cause
of the accident as alcohol
DUI.
Seatbelts were equipped
but not in use at the time
the accident occurred, according to the report. The
weather was cloudy but
the roadway was dry at
the time.
The accident was investigated by Trooper May
Dyer of the Hughes/Pittsburg County Detachment
of Troop D. Dyer was
assisted by the Hughes
County Sheriff’s Office.
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for taking me to the prom.” Then I dashed inside and
closed the door.
My mother came rushing into the hallway, holding
her camera.
“Why are you home so early?” she said as she
opened the door, hoping to catch a glimpse of Billy.
“Billy has a midnight curfew,” I said. “The dance
was fine.”
I dashed upstairs and changed into my robe, dug the
evening bag out from under my mattress, put it with
the formal, and went back downstairs.
My dad had gone to bed.
I went into the kitchen and made a peanut butterand-jelly sandwich. It tasted heavenly. I was starving.
“Tell me all about the prom.” Mother sat down at
the table and drank a cup of tea.
“Well, there isn’t much to tell. Billy is a nice boy,
but we really didn’t have anything in common. He’s
not a good dancer, and mostly, he hung around with the
guys. I don’t think we’ll go out again,” I said.
My mom looked crushed.
“Let’s face it, Mom. You and George had the perfect prom date, and nobody else is ever going to have
a prom date that perfect,” I said.
“Yes, you’re right.” She got that dreamy look in her
eyes she always got when she talked about George. “I
just wanted you to have a happy memory so someday
you could tell your own daughter about your prom.”
“Well, let’s just say I’ll never forget the night of my
junior prom,” I said.
If any of our readers would like to share a prom
story, please do!
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Threads of Life
by Cleo LeVally
Millions of people every
day are entering into conversation with God; from
their bedrooms, from their
backyards, from their cars,
at work, at play, and many
other places. More than
one-in-three Americans
pray about once a day.
The books on prayer are
numerous.
How we pray is not important. We are created
with the capacity to pray.
God gives us the gift of
••• Prayer & Praying •••
this special communication. We do not have to
wait to have a perfectly
constructed, carefully analyzed theology of prayer
before we begin to pray.
We can simply accept
the gift and pray. It is,
in a sense, just talking to
God.
Prayer seems to come
naturally and easily to
most people. In his hymn,
“Prayer is the Soul’s Sincere Desire”, James Mont-
Romanaette Bryant
Passes Away
Romaette WhiteheadBryant, age 82, a resident of Allen, Oklahoma,
passed away peacefully on
Tuesday, May 10, 2016.
Romaette, a retired
nurse, was born September 23, 1933, in Allen. She
was the daughter of Marshall Clayborn Whitehead
and Estella Mae Cook.
Romaette attended Allen
Public Schools and graduated in 1951.
Romaette married Jack
Bryant of Allen, in 1953,
in Ada, and they celebrated their 63rd wedding
anniversary earlier this
year. Jack and Romaette
lived in numerous states
during their early marriage, working in the oil
fields. They had one son,
Jack Jr., and made their
home in LaCrosse, Kansas for many years while
Jack worked for Koch
Industries, and Romaette
worked in Hays, at the
Hays Pathology Lab.
They moved to Schulter,
Oklahoma in 1972 and
Romaette became a LPN
and worked as a surgical
nurse for numerous years
in Henryetta, Okmulgee
and at the Creek Nation
Hospital in Okemah. Toward the end of her career
she worked in home health
in the Henryetta area.
They retired while living
in Schulter, and returned
to a small farm outside
Allen, nine years ago.
Romaette was preceded
in death by her parents,
two older sisters and two
older brothers. She is survived by her husband Jack
of the home; her son Jack
Jr. and her daughter-inlaw Donna of Oklahoma
City; one brother and his
wife; one sister of Allen,
one sister-in-law of Allen;
and numerous nieces and
nephews.
Romaette was a loving wife and mother who
brought happiness and
compassion into the lives
of those she cared for as a
nurse and her close family.
Romaette, a devote
Christian, was a member
of the Oklahoma Cremation Society, and had
requested that the family
not hold a public service.
The family asks that in
lieu of flowers, donations
be made to the Romaette
Bryant Memorial Nursing Scholarship through
the Redlands Community
College Foundation in El
Reno, Oklahoma.
gomery wrote, “Prayer
is the Christian’s vital
breath. The Christian’s
native air . . . The upward
glancing of an eye. When
none but God is near.”
The best way to pray is
the way we pray best. Just
talk to God. My daughter,
when she was in college,
would pry, “Hey, God . .
.”
Prayer in the life of the
Christian is rooted in the
long tradition and practice of prayer in the lift
of Jesus. The Gospels
report that He prayed in
the midst of His ordinary
life. He left His disciples
and went out alone into the
desert early in the morning
or up into the mountains
at the end of a busy day
to pray. He went out into
the mountains, and He
spent the night in prayer
to God (Luke 6:12) before
He chose his disciples. He
prayed alone.
H e prayed when He
took His disciples with
Him. He prayed for other
people. Mothers brought
their children to Him that
He might lay His hands
on them and pray. He told
Peter that He had prayed
for him that his faith might
not fail. He prayed for his
enemies. From the cross,
He prayed for those who
crucified Him, “Father,
forgive them, for they do
not know what they do.”
Luke 23:24.
And He prayed for Himself. In the Garden of
Gethsemane and from the
cross, “Abba, Father, for
You all things are possible, remove this cup from
me, yet, not what I want,
but what You want.” And
then, “Our Father, which
art in heaven . . .“
Prayer played a central
role in the life of the early
church. The story of the
birth of the church begins
with a group of men and
women gathered in an upper room in prayer. (Acts
1:12-14) “After Pentecost,
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the new converts devoted
themselves to the apostles’
teaching and fellowship,
to the breaking of bread
and prayers.” The first
deacons were appointed
care for the needs of the
growing community so
that the twelve could devote themselves to prayer
and to the ministry of the
work. (Acts 6:1-24)
P aul reported that he
had been praying for the
members of the churches to whom he wrote,
and he repeatedly asked
them to pray for him. In
his teachings, he said,
“Do not worry about anything, but in everything
by prayer and supplication
with thanksgiving, your
requests should be made
known to God.”
Growing in our understanding of who God is
can be compared to our
experience in getting to
know another human being. What you think about
another person and who
the other person is are
never exactly the same.
We can never perceive
everything that another
person is. No one can
ever know us just as we
are. The being of God is
beyond our comprehension. God has changed in
the Bible. In the book of
Exodus, Moses asked God
for His name. The answer
Moses received was, “I am
who I am.”
So how do we picture
God when we pray to
Him? I picture Him as
Jesus did when He prayed.
I think of Him as Father.
“Our Father, which art in
heaven, hallowed be thy
name . . .”
We do not pray just to
ask for something. We
need to pray in praise and
adoration at times. “O
God, You are my God,
my soul longs for You.
My soul is thirsty for You.
Let me see You in the
sanctuary; let me see how
mighty and glorious You
are. Your constant love is
better than life itself, and
so I will praise You. I will
give You thanks. I will
raise my hands to You in
prayer. My soul will feast
and be satisfied, and I will
sing glad songs of praise
to You.”
— Amen
Rites Friday for
Randy Cosper
Randy Lee Cosper, 45,
of Calvin passed away on
Tuesday, May 10, 2016 in
Gerty, Oklahoma. He was
born on April 21, 1971 in
Holdenville, Oklahoma to
Leroy and Sue Cosper.
Randy graduated from
Calvin Public Schools
and Kiamichi Technology
Center in McAlester. He
worked various oilfield
jobs for many years and as
a machinist for the Army
Ammunition Depot in
McAlester. Recently he
began working as a ranch
hand for McClure Ranch
which he really enjoyed.
He also enjoyed hunting
and fishing in his spare
time. Spending time with
friends was important to
Randy and playing a good
game of softball made it
even better. Each year he
looked forward to going
snow skiing.
Preceding him death are
his grandparents, Ernest
and Wilma Cosper, Norman McCarley, and Carson and Cletis Graves.
S urvivors include his
d a u g h t e r, J e n n a S u e
Cosper of Idaho Falls,
Idaho; parents Leroy and
Sue Cosper of Calvin;
sisters Shonda Benedict
(Eddy) of Coalgate, and
Linda Shuman (Jeff) of
Bartlesville; nephews
Matt, Brady, Rocky, and
Brody; significant other
Tammy Castillo of Calvin and children Braxton
Castillo and Mackenzie
Davis; aunts and uncles
Ernestine Golden, Violet
Miller (Randal), James
Cosper, Jeanne French
(Eddie Morgan), JaQuita
DeViney (Rick Cotner),
Glenda Morrison, and
Centhy Wainscott (Steve);
great-aunts and uncles
Earl Cosper, Aliene Wainscott (Millard), Ples Fulton (Faye), Sonny Fulton
(Rose), Christine Jones,
Marvin Fulton (Patsy), and
June Edwards (Lymon); as
well as a host of other relatives and friends.
Friends and family visitation will be Thursday,
May 12th, at the HudsonPhillips Funeral Home
from 6:00 to 8:00 pm. Funeral service is scheduled
for 2:00 pm on Friday,
May 13 th, at the Lighthouse of Prayer Church
in Arpelar. Bro. Randall
Miller and Bro. Walter
Kuhlman will officiate the
service.
Pallbearers will be Wes
Wainscott, Shane Wainscott, Cody Wainscott,
Bobby French, Sammy
French, and Rance Miller.
Honorary bearers will be
JR Hightower, Dennis
Harden, Rory Walker,
David Dohlman, Corey
Martin, Troy Nix, Benny
Tollett, and Jessie High.
Interment will follow at
the Non Cemetery in Non,
Oklahoma.
Services are under the
direction of HudsonPhillips Funeral Home in
Holdenville.
One Pharmacist’s View
“You ought to go to the
doctor,” my wife kept
saying last week. You all
know I am a busy man but
she finally nagged me into
it. I sort of wanted to go
up to the City anyway and
go to Sam’s. So away we
go. I didn’t even take a
toothbrush.
The nurse asked how I
was . . . “Fine.” A few
minutes later I confessed
to having chest pains but
they were mostly in my
back. “Between my shoulders,” I said. She checked
my blood pressure, then
ran an EKG. “You know
that you’re in A-Fib?” I
just looked at her. Next
thing I know I’m in a
wheel chair.
The cardiologist in the
E.R. said, “Aw I don’t think
you’re in A-Fib. Must be
one of those shunts we
put in your heart herewhile-back.” Thus began
yet another odyssey up at
the VA or as some would
say, “The Twilight Zone.”
I was shoved off into the
basement (for the VIPs I
supposed) called the Cardiac ICU. There was a
split in opinions as the day
progressed. There were
the pro A-Fib boys, the
stints have failed group,
and the stint booster club.
This club consisted of the
team that had installed
the stints last New Year’s.
“Casual” is the word!
The trend in Christianity
today seems to be “casual.” The accepted norm
today is to be casual with
our religious beliefs and
not take them too seriously! People say that
God accepts most any belief and worship style. To
be accepted, it seems that
preaching needs to be “casual.” The word can mean
careless, nonchalant, informal, superficially or
relaxed. It seems that we
do not want religion to be
demanding or exacting of
us. We want a religion that
is “easy” and a god who
will accept most anything
we like. We even want to
dress casual!
Can our relationship
with God be taken casually – superficially and
nonchalant, without giving attention to details?
When we assembly to
worship God, are we not
drawing near to God to
pay Him homage, honor
and glory? Can we enter
into God’s presence with a
casual, relaxed attitude, as
if visiting an old familiar
friend or buddy? Surely
there is something very
special about coming into
God’s presence?
Bats in the Belfry & Ants on the Floor
They felt I had made them
look bad. Next stop, the
heart-catheter lab.
It was kind of weird
down there. They put in
the heart camera device
and the doctor showed
me on the TV screen the
inside of my heart. I had
no great joy seeing them
probe right there and he
told me what he was doing
and then asked, “does this
hurt?” While I was in this
deep conversation with
this doctor guy, a man who
said he was “Leonard” and
who was apparently a barber kept giving me little
editorial asides as my doctor and I continued on. A
moment later I was again
asked about pain and sure
enough it started hurting
and I so informed my doctor. Leonard leans down
and says, “that’s not really
heart pain you feel, it’s
probably a muscle spasm
or something. But I know
it isn’t heart pain.” I was
relieved to hear Leonard’s
diagnostic speculations
but the whole thing left me
wondering who to believe,
the guy doing the tests or
Leonard (my nurse and
barber).
I finally got back to my
room full of joy-juice and
hope. My stints were in
place and a ton of nitroglycerin had been pumped
here and there to open up
those little arteries and I
was all fixed. I was glad
(and dopey) while wondering how soon I could
get out. I still needed
to go to Sam’s. But for
what? That was when
I saw that the floor was
working alive with ants.
Luckily, I thought, I am a
professional. A Pharmacist. I know it’s the medicine causing this optical
illusion. I decided this
hallucination would best
be kept to myself, while
I try to remember what I
want at Sam’s.
My two sons, Ron and
Steve, appeared in my
room about that time.
They looked at the floor.
Ron said, “My gosh (or
something similar) what
are all those bugs doing
in here?” Steve, too, expressed alarm over the uninvited guests. About that
time Michelle (my gorgeous nurse) wandered in.
She called another and before long we have security
in the room. The ants just
dug in and wouldn’t leave
so they evacuated me to
the hall. There I lay what
seemed like hours. By
this time I convinced the
Light from
God’s Word
How can we be casual,
nonchalant or relaxed in
the presence of the One
who created us and who
has the power of life over
us? Can we be casual
with Him who has turned
His face from us because
of our sins against Him?
And, can we be casual
with Him who because of
the blackness of our hearts
can justly allow us to suffer eternally in hell? Can
we be casual and nonchalant in the presence of Him
who gave His pure sinless
Son as a sacrifice to die in
our stead so that we might
live eternally?
Let’s test this concept of
“casual” by God’s word.
The Apostle Peter wrote,
“Therefore, brethren, be
even more diligent to make
your call and election
sure.” (2 Peter 1:10) He
did not encourage us to
be casual, but to be “diligence.” And, certainly,
Jesus did not encourage us
to be casual when He said,
“Strive to enter through
the narrow gate, for many,
I say to you, will seek
to enter and will not be
able.” (Luke 13:24) There
is nothing more serious or
important than our relation
with God!!
smarter parts of my brain
that my basement suite had
indeed been taken over by
termite ants. In the hall I
was visited by one of VA’s
attitude adjuster expert.
She was kind of a cute
midget. Said she was a
Chaplin. “Uh huh,” I said.
“Where were you when I
needed you?” I was a little
loopy.
I told Steve that everything looked normal so
far except I still hadn’t
been put into a room with
a raving maniac. But wait.
His name was John. My
doctor came in about then
and I sweet talked him
into letting me go. I was
really glad to get out and
now I am home. Now if I
can just remember what’s
wrong with me. And what
it was I wanted at Sam’s.
Well anyway, don’t forget to go to church Sunday
and remember to have a
good week.
Wayne Bullard, DPh
waynebullard@sbcglobal.net
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Jinger McClure Named new
Community Relations Manager
Allen native, Jinger McClure, has a new hat to wear.
After more than two decades of managing and directing education programs in Ada and southern Oklahoma, McClure will join Mercy’s integrated marketing
department as a community relations manager.
In her role, McClure will juggle a number of responsibilities, from acting as a community liaison for
the hospital and clinics to engaging and collaborating
in meeting the marketing and business development
activities for the hospital. McClure will also be responsible for managing media relations, advertising,
and organizing hospital events, such as Ada’s popular
Wear Red For Women event, held each year in February.
“Jinger is a strong leader who will help further expand our hospital’s outreach in the community,” said
Lori Wightman, president of Mercy Hospital Ada.
“She has a proven record for success and is a good
reflection of Mercy’s mission of providing compassionate care and exceptional service.”
Born at Valley View Regional Hospital, now Mercy
Hospital Ada, McClure has long served Pontotoc
County, first as an educator in Ada, Stonewall and Allen public schools. Most recently, McClure served as
the Director of Indian Education for Ada City Schools.
She will take the position of Barbara Miller, who will
now serve as Mercy’s director of marketing planning
for Oklahoma.
“Mercy is known across Ada and southern Oklahoma as dedicated to serving the community and patients, and I look forward to continuing that mission,”
McClure said.
In her free time, McClure enjoys spending time with
her four children, three sons ages Ian, Brendan, Cole,
and a daughter-in-law Kelsey.
Atwood Reunion
The Atwood School Reunion will be held Saturday,
July 2nd, in the Lowell Wilkerson Center (Atwood
Community Building). The building will be opened
at 12 noon. The afternoon will be spent visiting followed by a potluck dinner at 5:30. After dinner a
short meeting will be held to discuss plans for 2017.
Bring your favorite dish and come enjoy the day.
For more details or if you have questions, call Imogene (Leach) Harrington at (580) 857-2243 or Jerry
Shepherd at (405) 401-1257.
Jakob Roby gained ground during his leg of the
relay Tuesday morning at the Allen Elementary
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The tug-of-war is one of the most popular events
during the Allen Elementary Track Meet. Here 2nd
grader Alyssa Royalty gives her all for her team.
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Sun - Thu
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Fri - Sat
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Take advantage of these special coupons
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Xi Epsilon Upsilon, the Allen Chapter of Beta Sigma
Phi, enjoyed a wonderful Founder’s Day dinner with
the ladies of Preceptor Delta, the Ada Chapter. The
dinner was held on April 28th at the Allen First Baptist
Church where all the ladies enjoyed a dinner of lemon
pepper chicken, roasted potatoes, glazed carrots, salad
and a roll. Dessert was a delicious peach cobbler.
Our dinner was served by Allen FCCLA members.
All members of Beta Sigma Phi were delighted to
be in the presence of such polite and helpful young
ladies. We wish them all the best of luck in finishing
out their year and while attending the National Conference.
After the meal, members repeated the creed and
the theme for next year was announced in a letter
from International. Jean Kelley presented Abby Phillips as Preceptor Delta’s Woman of the Year. Cindi
Sander’s presented Sue Boyd as the 2016 Xi Epsilon
Upsilon’s Woman of the Year. Terri Riddle announced
Danielle O’Daniel as Xi Epsilon Upsilon’s Sweetheart
Queen. Bobby Darbison of Preceptor Delta performed
the Silver Circle ritual where Janice Deaton and Cindy
Davis of Xi Epsilon Upsilon were recognized for their
25-place years of membership to Beta Sigma Phi.
Attending from Allen were Sue Boyd, Wilma Harden, Karla Cramer, Terry Riddle, Tammy Frederick,
Christina Hurt, Jill Kaminski, Danielle O’Daniel,
Joy Anderson, Janice Deaton, Lyn Anderson, Cindy
Davis, Cindi Sanders and Jennifer Smith.
Attending from Ada were Bobbye Darbison, Donna
Gillihan, Juanita Sutton Green, Jean Kelley, Abby
Phillips, Debbie Quinn, Juanita True, Mildred West
and Carol Winton.
Congratulation to Jamie Jenson, winner of the
YETI cooler raffle benefiting Tony Scott held at
the Allen Quick Pic. The cooler was donated by
Lynn Young, Roy Morris, Charlie and Diane Hodo,
and Bailey’s Outdoor Shop, Ada. Tony has been
released from the hospital and is now recuperating at home.
Allen School Menu
Week of May 16th
Monday
Breakfast – Cereal, Toast, Sausage, Fruit, Juice,
Milk
Lunch – Hot Dogs with Chili, French Fries, Fruit,
Salad Bar, Milk
Tuesday
Breakfast – Donut, Fruit, Juice, Milk, Cereal,
Toast
Sack Lunch – Ham & Cheese Sandwich, Doritos,
Baby Carrots & Apple, Cookie, Milk
SUMMER VACATION!!!
THE ALLEN ADVOCATE, MAY 12, 2016 - PAGE 8
Pontotoc County Commissioners Proceedings
April 2016
April 4, 2016
The Board of Pontotoc County Commissioners met for a regular scheduled meeting in
which the time, place, and agenda were duly
posted on March 31, 2016 at 301 S. Broadway,
Ada, Oklahoma. Gary Starns, Randy Floyd,
Justin Roberts, and Tammy Brown were present
for the meeting.
The following guests attended: JR Grissom,
Glenda Gonderman, Chad Letellier, Roy Weber,
Carl Lewis, and Cathleen Branscum.
Motion by Starns, second by Floyd, to
approve March 28, 2016 meeting minutes.
All aye.
Motion by Floyd, second by Starns, to approve agreement with Kerry John Patten, CPA,
for services for Pontotoc County’s 2016-2017
fiscal year. All aye.
Motion by Starns, second by Floyd, to approve OPEH&W Health Plan Annual Renewal
Period Options, Benefit Changes, & Premiums
for the 2016-2017 Plan Year. All aye.
Motion by Starns, second by Roberts, to
approve request to update antennas on existing Sprint tower at 2151 Richland Drive, Ada,
OK. All aye.
Motion by Starns, second by Roberts, to rescind March 28, 2016 minutes, which approved
Vanoss Volunteer Fire Department’s purchase
for SCBA Air Packs from Casco Industries in
the amount of $21,560.00. All aye.
JR Grissom, Agri-Plex Manager, discussed
having a tree removed at the OSU Extension
office.
approve reimbursement payment for advertising to Ada Chamber of Commerce in the
amount of $2,500.00 for the Ada Area Look
Book. All aye.
approve compliance documents for Union
Valley VFD:
Secretary’s Bond
All aye.
Motion by Starns, second by Floyd, to approve Allen VFD Fire Tax Purchase request:
Bumper to Bumper parts $500.00
All aye.
Motion by Starns, second by Roberts, to approve Allen VFD Fire Tax Purchase request:
Shipman Communications lights, sirens,
antennas, wiring $3,368.00
All aye.
Motion by Starns, second by Floyd, to approve Byng VFD Fire Tax Purchase request:
Stolz Communication radios & equipment $1,449.28
All aye.
Approved transfers:
T3 to T2C
$40,000.00
Approved blanket purchase orders:
HWY 4716-4726
General
4727-4730
ZAP
4732
ZTVALLEN2
4761
Approved purchase orders for payment:
ZFIRETAX: 137, J B LUMBER, 769.97,
SPLY; 138, GREAT PLAINS KUBOTA, 1136.95,
SPLY; GENERAL: 1241, CANON FINANCIAL
SERVICES INC, 212.50, REMITTANCE; 1242,
CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES INC, 139.78,
REMITTANCE; 1243, LOCKE SUPPLY, 23.80,
SPLY; 1244, O G & E, 96.84, REMITTANCE;
1245, SOUTHEASTERN ALARM, 90.00,
SPLY; HIGHWAY: 2213, ADA TIRE CENTER
INC, 34.75, SPLY; 2214, BLUMENTHAL S
TRANSMISSION, 547.07, SPLY; 2215, CINTAS
CORPORATION LOC 618, 993.02, SPLY;
2216, HERCULES TIRE SALES INC, 786.92,
SPLY; 2217, JAMES SUPPLIES & RENTAL
CO., 2.20, SPLY; 2218, MHC KENWORTH,
861.18, SPLY; 2219, NAPA OF ADA, 497.49,
SPLY; 2220, SEAL MASTERS INC, 1479.96,
SPLY; 2221, TRACTOR SUPPLY, 39.99, SPLY;
2222, BUMPER TO BUMPER, 374.98, SPLY;
2223, LOCKE SUPPLY, 46.27, SPLY; 2224, U
S CELLULAR, 148.26, REMITTANCE; 2225,
ADA TRUCK PARTS, 399.90, SPLY; 2226,
CINTAS CORPORATION LOC 618, 181.90,
SPLY; 2227, FITTSTONE INC, 253.82, SPLY;
2228, FITTSTONE INC, 775.14, SPLY; 2229,
FITTSTONE INC, 1801.44, SPLY; 2230, FITTSTONE INC, 500.50, SPLY; 2231, HERCULES
TIRE SALES INC, 847.20, SPLY; 2232, HOME
DEPOT CREDIT SERVICES, 435.00, SPLY;
2233, HOOTEN OIL CO., 1008.00, SPLY; 2234,
LOCKE SUPPLY, 49.75, SPLY; 2235, LOCKE
SUPPLY, 215.20, SPLY; 2236, MEAD LUMBER
DO-IT CENTER, 7.69, SPLY; 2237, O REILLY
AUTOMOTIVE, INC., 159.99, SPLY; 2238,
RHYNES SURPLUS, 9.99, SPLY; 2239, ROFF
PUBLIC WORKS AUTHORITY, 30.44, SPLY;
SENIOR CITIZENS TRANS: 281, CABLE ONE,
66.45, SPLY; 282, CENTERPOINT ENERGY
- ARKLA, 13.52, SPLY; 283, CENTERPOINT
ENERGY - ARKLA, 51.54, SPLY; HEALTH: 226,
UNDERWOOD, TIMBER, 106.38, TRAVEL;
227, BEMAC SUPPLY, 375.60, SPLY; 228,
CUMMINS SOUTHERN PLAINS, 1699.38,
SPLY; 229, O G & E, 729.58, SPLY; 230, U S
CELLULAR, 219.44, REMITTANCE; 231, URGENT CARE, 250.00, SPLY; 232, WAL MART
COMMUNITY BRC, 71.02, SPLY; 233, WAL
MART COMMUNITY BRC, 145.80, SPLY; 234,
UMB BANK CORP TRUST & ESCROW SER,
26400.75, REMITTANCE; SHERIFF FEES:
579, ADA TIRE CENTER INC, 15.00, SPLY;
580, ADA TIRE CENTER INC, 15.00, SPLY;
581, FIVE STAR OFFICE SUPPLY 02, 323.98,
SPLY; 582, NAPA OF ADA, 16.15, SPLY; 583,
SMITY S TOWING & REPAIR, 75.00, SPLY;
584, CULLIGAN, 332.25, SPLY; 585, FIVE
STAR OFFICE SUPPLY 02, 1657.36, SPLY;
586, NICKERSON PLUMBING, 410.00, SPLY;
587, OVERHEAD DOOR CO INC, 354.70,
SPLY; 588, RHYNES SURPLUS, 79.99, SPLY;
COUNTY CLERK MECH LIENS: 66, MURPHY,
SHAWNA KAY, 125.92, TRAVEL; 67, BOLIN,
BRENDA JO, 46.00, TRAVEL; 68, A C C O,
95.00, REGISTRATION; AGRI PLEX: 320, D J
REVEAL INC, 72.94, SPLY; 321, J B LUMBER,
68.59, SPLY; 322, J B LUMBER, 72.13, SPLY;
323, J B LUMBER, 117.43, SPLY; 324, J B
LUMBER, 35.27, SPLY; 325, LATTA TRUCK &
TRAVEL, 44.30, SPLY; 326, LATTA TRUCK &
TRAVEL, 61.03, SPLY; 327, LATTA TRUCK &
TRAVEL, 39.26, SPLY; 328, LOCKE SUPPLY,
252.74, SPLY; 329, LOCKE SUPPLY, 19.09,
SPLY; 330, O G & E, 2577.79, SPLY; 331, O
REILLY AUTOMOTIVE, INC., 25.91, SPLY; 332,
PRUITT COMPANY, 58.35, SPLY; 333, PRUITT
COMPANY, 124.58, SPLY; 334, PRUITT COMPANY, 67.00, SPLY; 335, PRUITT COMPANY,
27.90, SPLY; EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT:
82, TECWORLD, 193.14, SPLY;
ZCOURT: 65, U S ALERT LLC, 35.99,
REMITTANCE; 66, LEXISNEXIS RISK SOLUTIONS, 75.50, SPLY;”
Approved monthly reports:
Board of County Commissioners’ request
of approval of Alcohol Beverage Tax
Agri-Plex Collections
Health Department
Assessor’s office
Election Board
Motion by Starns, second by Floyd, to approve April 2016 monthly appropriations:
Highway................................. $433,128.57
CAR . ...................................... $22,655.71
Resale Property....................... $12,657.13
Law Library................................ $2,365.18
Visual Inspection.................................... $Mortgage Tax Cert........................ $570.00
Mechanic’s Liens....................... $1,358.00
gri-Plex.................................. $10,479.00
A
Victim Rights`......................................... $Preventive Child Abuse.......................... $Court Clerk Trust.................................... $Drug Court Sentencing........................... $911.................................................. $53.90
Preservation Fees..................... $2,875.00
REAP...................................................... $Court Clerk Revolving................ $4,504.51
Juvenile Drug Court................................ $Flood Plain Management........................ $Assessor’s Revolving................... $316.00
Lodging Tax............................. $29,143.30
Sales Tax Proceeds............... $337,135.34
Emergency Management.......... $5,000.00
Dept. of Environmental Quality $Hazmat Planning Grant.......................... $County Reward Fund.............................. $Pontotoc Co. Educational Facility Authority $DARE...................................................... $Commissary..............................$11,719.68
Sheriff’s Fees........................... $39,150.76
CDBG..................................................... $Health Department....................... $974.50
Excess Resale........................................ $County Use Tax....................... $18,421.79
Fire Tax.................................... $70,468.72
County Fire Use Tax.................. $5,024.12
Permit Fees.................................... $50.00
TOTALS.............................. $1,008,051.21
Motion by Starns, second by Floyd, to approve March 2016 monthly meeting minutes for
publication. All aye.
Motion by Roberts, second by Floyd, to
recess meeting. All aye.
reconvene meeting at the Pontotoc County
Justice Center for yearly inspection. All aye.
Michael Sinnett, Jail Administrator, accompanied the Commissioners throughout the
Justice Center for the annual inspection. Upon
inspection, the Justice Center was found to be
in satisfactory condition.
Michael Echelle, Regional Health Director,
submitted notice by letter to the Board of Pontotoc County Commissioners of his retirement
to be effective June 1, 2016.
Call-A-Ride is experiencing budget cuts with
their Tanf funding and will most likely have cuts
with their Sooner Ride funds as well.
adjourn. All aye.
April 11, 2016
posted on April 8, 2016 at 301 S. Broadway,
for the meeting.
Janna Kelley, Rance Walker, Glenda Gonderman, and Carl Lewis.
Motion by Roberts, second by Floyd, to approve April 4, 2016 meeting minutes. All aye.
Motion by Floyd, second by Starns, to let bid
#11, six month bid. All aye.
approve the following utility crossing applications for permit:
District #1 Bentley Service Co.
phone service for AT&T County Road 3580
District #1
Cactus Plumbing
water line
County
Road 3615
District #1
Gene McCurdy
water line
County
Road 3650
All aye.
approve Sac & Fox Nation Detention Service
Agreement for FY 2016-2017 at $21.11 a day.
All aye.
Motion by Floyd, second by Starns, to
approve the following Vanoss VFD Fire Tax
Purchase request as per conversation with
James Dickerson, SA&I, on April 11, 2016. Dickerson stated the County is allowed to use bid
#8 because it is within sixty (60) days of award
and bid was good for sixty (60) days.
Casco Industries SCBA Air Packs
$10,780.00
All aye.
Approved claims.
Approved transfers:
ZEM1 $1,010.40, ZEM1A $500.00 to
ZEM2 $1,510.40
Z T V VA N O 2 t o Z T V VA N O 3 $21,560.00
HWY 4848-4850
General
4851-4856
ZSF
4857-4862
HWY 4863
ZFIRETAX: 139, P E C, 40.33, REMITTANCE; 140, P E C, 69.02, REMITTANCE; 141,
P E C, 57.95, REMITTANCE; 142, WILSON S
TIRE CENTER, 1195.26, SPLY; GENERAL:
1246, KELLEY, JANNA L EDWARDS, 579.58,
TRAVEL; 1247, MCDANIEL, JUSTIN T,
306.72, TRAVEL; 1248, WALKER, BECKY,
173.88, TRAVEL; 1249, QUILL CORP., 269.39,
SPLY; 1250, SUMMIT BUSINESS SYSTEM,
411.56, SPLY; 1251, ABC FIRST AID, 61.05,
SPLY; 1252, STAPLES, 14.99, SPLY; 1253,
U S POSTMASTER, 28.75, POSTAGE;
1254, THYSSENKRUPP ELEVATOR CORP,
309.00, SPLY; 1255, SOUTHEASTERN DISTRICT ASSESSORS ASSOCIATION, 200.00,
REGISTRATION; 1256, CABLE ONE, 74.50,
REMITTANCE; 1257, OESC, 3228.59, 1ST
QTR UNEMP PREM; 1258, CENTER FOR
LOCAL GOVT TECH, 250.00, REGISTRATION;
1259, ABC FIRST AID, 150.00, SPLY; 1260,
ADA CITY UTILITIES, 365.89, REMITTANCE;
1261, ADA PAPER COMPANY, 651.08, SPLY;
1262, ADA TREE SERVICE & LANDSCAPING,
250.00, SPLY; 1263, ALLEN ADVOCATE,
938.55, REMITTANCE; 1264, CENTERPOINT
ENERGY - ARKLA, 77.51, REMITTANCE;
1265, CINTAS CORPORATION LOC 618,
229.77, SPLY; 1266, COMMUNITYWORKS,
778.88, JUV DET; 1267, CULLIGAN, 140.64,
SPLY; 1268, EASTERN OKLA YOUTH SERVICES, 1929.75, JUV DET; 1269, KINDRICK
& CO., 276.00, SPLY; 1270, O G & E, 2414.13,
REMITTANCE; 1271, P E C, 28.36, REMITTANCE; 1272, TREAT S SOLUTIONS, 317.62,
SPLY; 1273, YOUTH SERVICES OF BRYAN
CO, 146.75, JUV DET; 1274, CUSTOMIZED
STICKERS.COM, 215.45, SPLY; 1275, OWENS, JAMES M, 103.68, TRAVEL; 1276,
RHODES, FREDDIE E, 168.48, TRAVEL;
HIGHWAY: 2241, STARNS, GARY, 296.67,
TRAVEL; 2242, OESC, 1213.83, 1ST QTR
UNEMP PREM; 2243, ADA TIRE CENTER
INC, 34.75, SPLY; 2244, ADA TRUCK PARTS,
50.75, SPLY; 2245, ALLEN TIRE LLC, 1283.04,
SPLY; 2246, B & S SANITATION, 46.00, REMITTANCE; 2247, CINTAS CORPORATION
LOC 618, 233.63, SPLY; 2248, FASTENAL,
7.00, SPLY; 2249, FITTSTONE INC, 185.62,
SPLY; 2250, FITTSTONE INC, 1829.78,
SPLY; 2251, FITTSTONE INC, 1734.39,
FITTSTONE INC, 798.70, SPLY; 2255, FITTSTONE INC, 796.18, SPLY; 2256, FITTSTONE
INC, 1020.21, SPLY; 2257, FITTSTONE INC,
2260, JAMES SUPPLIES & RENTAL CO.,
14.32, SPLY; 2261, O T A PIKEPASS CTRGOVT ACCT, 12.60, SPLY; 2262, O REILLY
AUTOMOTIVE, INC., 194.49, SPLY; 2263, P
E C, 701.59, REMITTANCE; 2264, RSI COMMUNICATIONS, 75.00, REMITTANCE; 2265,
RINKERS AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS, 290.90,
SPLY; 2266, RURAL WATER DIST #7, 23.00,
REMITTANCE; 2267, SABER TRANSPORTATION SUPPORT, 80.00, SPLY; 2268, SOUTHERN OKLA TRUCK REPAIR, 129.04, SPLY;
2269, SOUTHERN OKLA TRUCK REPAIR,
165.44, SPLY; 2270, STAPLES, 125.52, SPLY;
2271, YELLOW HOUSE MACHINERY, 329.30,
SPLY; 2272, FLOYD, RANDY WADE, 195.30,
TRAVEL; 2273, OESC, 1014.30, 1ST QTR
UNEMP PREM; 2274, ABC OCCUPATIONAL
SAFETY, 79.75, SPLY; 2275, ADA TRUCK
PARTS, 258.93, SPLY; 2276, B & S SANITATION, 45.00, REMITTANCE; 2277, BROKEN
ARROW ELECTRIC SUPPLY INC, 48.76,
SPLY; 2278, CINTAS CORPORATION LOC
618, 1002.55, SPLY; 2279, C L BOYD, 2418.00,
SPLY; 2280, FASTENAL, 100.33, SPLY; 2281,
FITTSTONE INC, 703.88, SPLY; 2296, FITTSTONE INC, 500.68, SPL; 2297, FITTSTONE
2301, KEEFER SUPPLY, 29.00, SPLY; 2302,
O REILLY AUTOMOTIVE, INC., 310.85, SPLY;
2303, P E C, 330.90, REMITTANCE; 2304, RSI
COMMUNICATIONS, 75.00, REMITTANCE;
2305, RHYNES SURPLUS, 252.86, SPLY;
2306, RINKERS AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS,
250.50, SPLY; 2307, RURAL WATER DIST #8,
29.32, REMITTANCE; 2308, SEAL MASTERS
INC, 1561.36, SPLY; 2309, SOUTHERN OKLA
TRUCK REPAIR, 198.75, SPLY; 2310, STAPLES CREDIT PLAN, 26.19, SPLY; 2311, T &
W TIRE, 15.00, SPLY; 2312, T & W TIRE, 15.00,
SPLY; 2313, TRUCK PARTS OF ADA, 101.44,
SPLY; 2314, ROBERTS, JUSTIN LEE, 320.96,
SPLY; 2315, OESC, 1111.18, 1ST QTR UNEMP
PREM; 2316, B & S SANITATION, 45.00, REMITTANCE; 2317, FITTSTONE INC, 201.38,
MARTIN MARIETTA MATERIALS INC, 535.69,
SPLY; 2321, MARTIN MARIETTA MATERIALS
INC, 513.75, SPLY; 2322, O G & E, 85.82,
REMITTANCE; 2323, O T A PIKEPASS CTRGOVT ACCT, 21.20, SPLY; 2324, SOUTHERN
OKLA TRUCK REPAIR, 16.76, SPLY; 2325, RSI
COMMUNICATIONS, 75.00, REMITTANCE;
2326, T & W TIRE, 148.00, SPLY; 2327, HUB
CONSTRUCTION, 127418.60, SPLY; 2328,
RAILPROS FIELD SERVICES INC, 19900.00,
REMITTANCE; SENIOR CITIZENS TRANS:
284, A T & T, 221.02, REMITTANCE; 285,
ADA CITY UTILITIES, 79.97, SPLY; 286, B &
S SANITATION, 46.00, SPLY; 287, O G & E,
202.95, REMITTANCE; 288, RSI COMMUNICATIONS, 150.00, REMITTANCE; HEALTH:
235, STOLIBY, KAREN, 111.24, TRAVEL; 236,
WOODY, STACIE, 278.64, TRAVEL; 237, ADA
PAPER COMPANY, 53.90, SPLY; 238, ADA
PAPER COMPANY, 248.28, SPLY; 239, MEDLINE, 126.34, SPLY; 240, SOUTH CENTRAL
OK RADIO ENTERPRISE, 1200.00, SPLY;
RESALE PROPERTY: 113, OESC, 141.00,
UNEMP PREM; SHERIFF FEES: 589, OESC,
544.32, 1ST QTR UNEMP PREM; 590, ADA
FEEDCENTER, 38.00, SPLY; 591, ADA TIRE
CENTER INC, 669.47, SPLY; 592, ADA TIRE
CENTER INC, 74.95, SPLY; 593, CINTAS
CORPORATION LOC 618, 80.14, SPLY; 594,
FOREHAND S GARAGE, 500.00, SPLY; 595,
FUELMAN OF SOUTHERN OK, 3690.96,
SPLY; 596, SUPER LUBE, 218.15, SPLY; 597,
VERSATILE NETWORKS, 1570.00, SPLY;
598, XEROX CORPORATION, 1093.86, SPLY;
599, BABB ELECTRIC, 4500.00, SPLY; 600,
KINDRICK & CO., 323.50, SPLY; COUNTY
ASSESS VISUAL INSP: 2, COMPUTER MAPPING CO, 2575.00, REMITTANCE; MTG TAX
CERT: 33, OESC, 48.08, 1ST QTR UNEMP
PREM; COUNTY CLERK MECH LIENS: 69,
BROWN, TAMMY, 92.00, TRAVEL; 70, AMERICINN MCALESTER, 83.00, HOTEL; 71,
AMERICINN MCALESTER, 83.00, HOTEL; 72,
CENTER FOR LOCAL GOVT TECH, 250.00,
REGISTRATION; AGRI PLEX: 336, KIMBERLYN D TEACHEY, 200.00, REMITTANCE; 337,
A T & T, 61.99, REMITTANCE; 338, CENTERPOINT ENERGY - ARKLA, 920.15, REMITTANCE; 339, CINTAS CORPORATION LOC
618, 406.75, SPLY; 340, CULLIGAN, 30.00,
REMITTANCE; 341, J B LUMBER, 130.07,
SPLY; 342, LATTA TRUCK & TRAVEL, 90.00,
SPLY; 343, MEAD LUMBER DO-IT CENTER,
10.95, SPLY; 344, PICK OF THE DAY, 245.00,
SPLY; 345, PICK OF THE DAY, 250.00, SPLY;
346, PICK OF THE DAY, 261.00, SPLY; 347,
PICK OF THE DAY, 349.00, SPLY; 348, PRUITT
COMPANY, 102.99, SPLY; 349, STAPLES,
72.78, SPLY; ZLODGE: 96, OESC, 267.00,
1ST QTR UNEMP PREM; 97, ADA CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE, 2500.00, REMITTANCE;
98, SUPERIOR SIGN SHOP, 3850.00, SPLY;
ZSALESTAX: 267, OESC, 1042.67, 1ST QTR
UNEMP PREM; EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT: 83, LATTA TRUCK & TRAVEL, 158.00,
SPLY; 84, PAGE PLUS, 11.90, REMITTANCE;
85, SPRINT COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY
LP, 37.99, REMITTANCE;”
Approved March 2016 monthly reports:
Treasurer
County Clerk
Rance Walker with Vanoss VFD discussed
the engine they had purchased will not start
and he requested how to dispose of it. Commissioners instructed Walker to remove item from
Vanoss VFD inventory by doing a resolution
to dispose and to then get three quotes from
scrap iron vendors.
Janna Kelley with OSU Extension office
presented twenty-nine quilt blocks during the
meeting for the Commissioners to judge and
award. Centennial Fair Quilt Block #29 was
the Commissioners’ choice. Kelley will notify
and award the winner.
adjourn. All aye.
April 18, 2016
for the meeting.
Chad Letellier, and Glenda Gonderman.
Motion by Floyd, second by Roberts, to approve April 11, 2016 meeting minutes. All aye.
approve Resolution #16-56, memorandum
of understanding with the Chickasaw Nation
to include Route #24J5 Section #20 (Kerr
Research Road) on the Bureau of Indian
Affairs (BIA) Tribal Transportation Program
inventory. All aye.
JR Grissom, Agri-Plex manager, would like
to see the events that bring people who really
utilize the Agri-Plex, shop in Ada, and increase
the lodging tax by motel stays be supported by
additional advertising funds.
Approved claims.
General
4963
HWY
4964-4967
ZSALES TAX
4968-4969
ZSF
4970-4973
ZFIRETAX: 143, NOBILITY DOOR CO,
14950.00, SPLY; GENERAL: 1277, ADA CITY
UTILITIES, 331.00, REMITTANCE; 1278,
ALLEN ADVOCATE, 842.06, SPLY; 1279,
CABLE ONE, 94.71, REMITTANCE; 1280, J B
LUMBER, 19.59, SPLY; 1281, J B LUMBER,
43.98, SPLY; 1282, LOGICAL BUILDING
SOLUTIONS INC, 845.00, SPLY; 1283, TERRY
S PEST CONTROL, 140.00, REMITTANCE;
1284, THYSSENKRUPP ELEVATOR CORP,
309.00, SPLY; 1285, CABLE ONE, 71.75,
REMITTANCE; 1286, U S POSTMASTER,
360.00, SPLY; 1287, TOTAL ASSESSMENT
SOLUTIONS CORP, 5000.00, SPLY; 1288, U
S POSTMASTER, 141.00, POSTAGE; HIGHWAY: 2329, ADVANCED WARNINGS, 232.00,
SPLY; 2330, CINTAS CORPORATION LOC
618, 195.73, SPLY; 2331, DOLESE BROS,
486.56, SPLY; 2332, DOLESE BROS, 305.42,
SPLY; 2333, FASTENAL, 4.69, SPLY; 2334,
FENTRESS OIL CO., 408.46, SPLY; 2335,
FENTRESS OIL CO., 119.58, SPLY; 2336,
HERCULES TIRE SALES INC, 251.50, SPLY;
HOOTEN OIL CO., 2937.50, SPLY; 2339,
JAMES SUPPLIES & RENTAL CO., 78.50,
SPLY; 2340, JAMES SUPPLIES & RENTAL
CO., 191.46, SPLY; 2341, JAMES SUPPLIES
& RENTAL CO., 64.05, SPLY; 2342, JAMES
SUPPLIES & RENTAL CO., 43.50, SPLY; 2343,
KEEFER SUPPLY, 220.92, SPLY; 2344, OK
CORP COMMISSION, 25.00, REMITTANCE;
2345, ORSCHELNS/CONVENIENCE CARD
CTR, 30.73, SPLY; 2346, RHYNES SURPLUS, 149.96, SPLY; 2347, WARREN CAT,
27.22, SPLY; 2348, DUB ROSS COMPANY,
6962.00, SPLY; 2349, ERGON ASPHALT AND
EMULSIONS, 11285.43, SPLY; 2350, ERGON
ASPHALT AND EMULSIONS, 10972.80,
2352, HOOTEN OIL CO., 3237.00, SPLY;
2354, MAY TRAILER MANUFACTURING,
LLC, 100.00, SPLY; 2355, MID AMERICAN
AUTO GROUP, 6.57, SPLY; 2356, OK CORP
COMMISSION, 25.00, REMITTANCE; 2357,
SHERRELL STEEL L.L.C, 103.31, SPLY;
2358, ABC FIRST AID, 181.60, SPLY; 2359,
BUMPER TO BUMPER, 19.49, SPLY; 2360,
CINTAS CORPORATION LOC 618, 363.80,
FITTSTONE INC, 193.44, SPLY; 2364, FITTSTONE INC, 98.38, SPLY; 2365, HISLE BROS.
INC., 164.17, SPLY; 2366, JAMES SUPPLIES
& RENTAL CO., 128.12, SPLY; 2367, JAMES
SUPPLIES & RENTAL CO., 72.62, SPLY; 2368,
SPLY; 2369, OK CORP COMMISSION, 25.00,
REMITTANCE; 2370, PMSI, 2970.00, SPLY;
2371, PMSI, 2970.00, SPLY; 2372, STOLZ
TELECOM, 289.10, SPLY; 2373, STONEWALL
PUBLIC WORKS AUTH., 35.80, REMITTANCE; SENIOR CITIZENS TRANS: 289,
OESC, 367.15, 1ST QTR UNEMP PREM; 290,
OCCUSCREEN, 76.50, REMITTANCE; 291,
OK CORPORATION COMMISSION, 25.00,
REMITTANCE; 292, O REILLY AUTOMOTIVE,
INC., 71.14, SPLY; 293, STAPLES CREDIT
PLAN, 28.46, SPLY; HEALTH: 241, OK STATE
DEPT OF HEALTH, 17916.67, REMITTANCE;
242, HARJO, ANGELA, 173.34, TRAVEL; 243,
ADA CITY UTILITIES, 179.48, SPLY; 244,
BEMAC SUPPLY, 90.86, SPLY; 245, CENTERPOINT ENERGY - ARKLA, 170.87, SPLY;
246, CABLE ONE, 81.29, REMITTANCE; 247,
STANLEY SYSTEMS, 251.32, TRAVEL; 248,
I2I TECHNOLOGIES, 3191.70, SPLY; RESALE
PROPERTY: 114, PITNEY BOWES, 300.00,
POSTAGE; 115, HOME TITLE, 5355.00, SPLY;
116, W P S INC, 130.00, SPLY;
SHERIFF FEES: 601, MICHAEL WALKER,
126.00, TRANSP JUV; 602, TODD YOUNG,
104.62, TRANSP JUV; 603, ZUBAIR A KHAN,
174.00, TRANSP JUV; 604, WILSON, TRAVIS, 224.00, TRAVEL; 605, A T & T MOBILITY, 872.63, SPLY; 606, BATTERY CENTER,
100.00, SPLY; 607, CABLE ONE, 131.50, SPLY;
608, GALLS INCORPORATED, 798.64, SPLY;
609, NAPA OF ADA, 62.55, SPLY; 610, OMES/
FEDERAL PROPERTY, 438.00, SPLY; 611,
TRUCK VAULT, 4601.94, SPLY; 612, WILSON
TIRE, 12.00, SPLY; 613, ADA PAPER COMPANY, 1633.76, SPLY; 614, CABLE ONE, 206.63,
SPLY; 615, CROWELL LOCK & SAFE, 60.00,
SPLY; 616, GUDERIANS, 11975.77, SPLY; 617,
HOME DEPOT CREDIT SERVICES, 489.56,
SPLY; 618, KIA, K LLC, 400.00, SPLY; 619,
NICHOLS DOLLAR SAVER, 613.95, SPLY;
620, RHYNES SURPLUS, 79.99, SPLY; 621,
SHRED IT, 282.06, SPLY; 622, STERICYCLE
INC, 24.72, SPLY; 623, SURE PRINT, 69.50,
SPLY; 624, TERRY S PEST CONTROL,
65.00, SPLY; 625, WAL MART COMMUNITY
BRC, 202.54, SPLY; AGRI PLEX: 350, ADA
CITY UTILITIES, 342.69, REMITTANCE; 351,
ADA PAPER COMPANY, 461.41, SPLY; 352,
CABLE ONE, 74.50, REMITTANCE; 353,
FRYE BROTHERS CONST, 1160.00, SPLY;
354, CEDAR VALLEY NURSERY, 42.50, SPLY;
355, J B LUMBER, 58.19, SPLY; 356, LATTA
TRUCK & TRAVEL, 37.03, SPLY; 357, MEAD
LUMBER DO-IT CENTER, 16.77, SPLY; 358,
MEAD LUMBER DO-IT CENTER, 7.99, SPLY;
359, MEAD LUMBER DO-IT CENTER, 11.48,
SPLY; 360, PICK OF THE DAY, 104.00, SPLY;
361, PICK OF THE DAY, 180.00, SPLY; 362,
PICK OF THE DAY, 74.00, SPLY; 363, PRUITT
COMPANY, 24.00, SPLY; 364, TERRY S PEST
CONTROL, 60.00, SPLY; ZPRESERVE: 6,
SECRETARY OF STATE/NOTARY, 25.00,
REMITTANCE;
ZSALESTAX: 268, ADA CITY UTILITIES,
3425.38, REMITTANCE; 269, TURN KEY
HEALTH CLINICS LLC, 12500.00, SPLY; 270,
PONTOTOC COUNTY PUBLIC FACILITIES
AUTHORITY, 258385.34, REMITTANCE;
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT: 86, TECWORLD, 268.80, SPLY; ZED: 1, ANGEL
JOHNSTON & BLASINGAME PC, 1033.33,
REMITTANCE; 2, ANGEL JOHNSTON &
BLASINGAME PC, 1033.34, REMITTANCE;
3, ANGEL JOHNSTON & BLASINGAME PC,
1033.33, REMITTANCE; ZCOURT: 67, OESC,
84.87, REMITTANCE; ZCOMMISSARY: 14,
TIGER COMMISSARY SERVICES, 4200.23,
SPLY;”
Approved monthly reports:
Sheriff’s office
There is an emergency meeting of OPEH&W
on Tuesday, April 19, 2016 at 10:00 AM in the
ACCO building in OKC to discuss the unforeseen changes in premium rates.
Floyd stated the Vanoss VFD will be disposing of the irreparable fire truck and removing
from inventory. It will be returned to Moore,
OK where it originally came from so it can be
put in a museum.
adjourn. All aye.
April 22, 2016
Due to a lack of quorum, the Board of
Pontotoc County Commissioners’ did not have
a meeting on the day a special meeting was to
be held at the Aldridge Building for a Farm Bureau Legislative Meeting. The time, place, and
agenda were duly posted on April 19, 2016 at
301 S. Broadway, Ada, Oklahoma. The meeting
will not be rescheduled.
April 25, 2016
Ada, Oklahoma. Gary Starns, Randy Floyd, and
Tammy Brown were present for the meeting.
The following guests attended: Carl Lewis,
JR Grissom, Philip Morris, Rance Walker, Chad
Letellier, Glenda Gonderman, John Christian,
and Glenn Puit.
Motion by Floyd, second by Starns, to approve April 18, 2016 meeting minutes. Floyd
and Starns aye.
Philip Morris has requested access to Section Line N3550 Road for an entrance to his
property. Section line road is more commonly
known as being 40 to 50 feet west of Highway
99, running 400 feet north on Section Line
Road N3550. Motion by Starns, second by
Floyd, to approve Resolution #16-57, granting
Philip Morris access to open Section Line Road
N3550 to put in an entrance to property. Starns
and Floyd aye.
approve Resolution #16-58, disposal of the
following equipment for Vanoss VFD:
1970 Fire Engine Truck serial
#TE630P136023 inventory #62-VVF302-01
Starns and Floyd aye.
OPEH&W Board voted for changing from
BlueChoice network to BluePreferred network,
which will include additional benefits that
BlueChoice did not offer. Motion by Floyd,
second by Starns, to approve OPEH&W Health
Plan Annual Renewal Period Options, Benefit
Changes, & Premiums for the 2016-2017 Plan
Year. Floyd and Starns aye.
approve FY 2016-2017 lease agreement with
Frontier Works for an annual rate of $3,500.00.
Starns and Floyd aye.
approve a lease agreement with ODOT for
purchase of Equipment #992468, International
7400 truck with dump bed out of the Revolving
Fund. Floyd and Starns aye.
Motion by Floyd, second by Starns, to approve lease agreement with ODOT for purchase
of Equipment #992480, International 7400 truck
with dump bed out of the Revolving Fund. Floyd
and Starns aye.
Motion by Floyd, second by Starns, to approve the following Fire Tax Purchase request
for Vanoss VFD:
Casco Industries two SCBA air packs
$10,780.00
Floyd and Starns aye.
Approved claims.
Approved transfer:
Sheriff B2 to B1
$41,000.00
HWY
5057-5063
General
5064
ZSF
5067-5069
ZSALESTAX
5070
ZCOMM
5071
ZFIRE
5072
ZFIRETAX: 144, A T & T, 56.70, REMITTANCE; 145, WELCH STATE BANK, 2041.07,
LEASE; GENERAL: 1289, A T & T SERVICES
INC, 265.37, REMITTANCE; 1290, A T & T
SERVICES INC, 74.49, REMITTANCE; 1291,
A T & T SERVICES INC, 78.11, REMITTANCE;
1292, O S U COOP EXTENSION SERV,
6358.00, REMITTANCE; 1293, A T & T, 136.41,
SPLY; 1294, ADA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
125.00, SPLY; 1295, STANLEY SYSTEMS,
5456.61, SPLY; 1296, A T & T SERVICES INC,
117.19, REMITTANCE; 1297, CABLE ONE,
138.00, REMITTANCE; 1298, COPELINS OFFICE CENTER, 167.48, SPLY; 1299, A T & T
SERVICES INC, 62.76, REMITTANCE; 1300, A
T & T SERVICES INC, 1775.24, REMITTANCE;
1301, ADA, CITY OF, 175.00, REMITTANCE;
1302, BROKEN ARROW ELECTRIC SUPPLY
INC, 92.73, SPLY; 1303, BROKEN ARROW
ELECTRIC SUPPLY INC, 145.01, SPLY; 1304,
BROKEN ARROW ELECTRIC SUPPLY INC,
65.46, SPLY; 1305, COMMUNITYWORKS,
1679.46, JUV DET; 1306, COMMUNITYWORKS, 559.82, JUV DET; 1307, MCGEHEE
ELECTRIC, 391.55, SPLY; 1308, MIDWEST
PRINTING CO, 490.18, SPLY; 1309, MILLER
OFFICE, 43.84, REMITTANCE; 1310, THYSSENKRUPP ELEVATOR CORP, 1987.00,
SPLY; 1311, REGALIA MANUFACTURING,
158.78, SPLY; 1312, A T & T SERVICES
INC, 90.84, REMITTANCE; 1313, MILLER
OFFICE, 36.58, SPLY; HIGHWAY: 2374, A T
& T SERVICES INC, 205.74, REMITTANCE;
2375, ADA TRUCK PARTS, 539.87, SPLY;
2378, CUMMIN S CONSTRUCTION, 14990.00,
SPLY; 2379, NAPA OF ADA, 1599.00, SPLY;
2380, O REILLY AUTOMOTIVE, INC., 45.91,
SPLY; 2381, TRACTOR SUPPLY, 24.99, SPLY;
2382, U S CELLULAR, 148.24, REMITTANCE;
2383, VISION BANK, 3138.17, LEASE; 2384,
TOWER HOTEL, 94.00, SPLY; 2385, FLOYD,
RANDY WADE, 170.67, TRAVEL; 2386, A T &
T SERVICES INC, 62.72, REMITTANCE; 2387,
BATES ELECTRONICS, 59.98, SPLY; 2388,
BROKEN ARROW ELECTRIC SUPPLY INC,
2.64, SPLY; 2389, DOLESE BROS, 940.54,
SPLY; 2390, DOLESE BROS, 788.51, SPLY;
2391, DOLESE BROS, 788.82, SPLY; 2392,
FASTENAL, 196.00, SPLY; 2393, FENTRESS
OIL CO., 59.26, SPLY; 2394, HISLE BROS.
INC., 268.25, SPLY; 2395, HOOTEN OIL CO.,
2032.50, SPLY; 2396, O REILLY AUTOMOTIVE, INC., 187.03, SPLY; 2397, RHOMAR
INDUSTRIES INC, 450.44, SPLY; 2398, A T &
T, 71.95, REMITTANCE; 2399, CENTERPOINT
ENERGY - ARKLA, 167.67, REMITTANCE;
2400, GRISSOMS, 68.16, SPLY; 2401, HERCULES TIRE SALES INC, 9754.32, SPLY;
2403, KEEFER SUPPLY, 123.32, SPLY; 2404,
SPLY; 2405, NAPA OF ADA, 43.09, SPLY;
2406, NAPA OF ADA, 13.95, SPLY; 2407, O
G & E, 217.07, REMITTANCE; 2408, PMSI,
2970.00, SPLY; 2409, PMSI, 2970.00, SPLY;
2410, PMSI, 2970.00, SPLY; 2411, PMSI,
8910.00, SPLY; 2412, PMSI, 8910.00, SPLY;
2413, PONTOTOC COUNTY ASSESSOR,
100.00, REMITTANCE; 2414, SOUTHERN
OKLA TRUCK REPAIR, 16.74, SPLY; 2415, U
S CELLULAR, 123.11, REMITTANCE; 2416,
WAL MART COMMUNITY BRC, 119.37, SPLY;
2417, CATERPILLAR FINANCIAL SERV,
1749.89, LEASE; 2418, EMPIRE FINANCIAL
SERVICES, 1882.41, LEASE; 2419, VISION
BANK, 8693.79, LEASE; 2420, WELCH STATE
BANK, 1033.03, LEASE; 2421, CATERPILLAR
FINANCIAL SERV, 1749.89, LEASE; 2422,
CATERPILLAR FINANCIAL SERV, 1749.89,
LEASE; 2423, FIRST UNITED BANK, 1791.12,
LEASE; 2424, VISION BANK, 2675.18, LEASE;
SENIOR CITIZENS TRANS: 294, ADA TIRE
Locals receive degree from ECU
East Central University
granted master’s degrees
to 166 candidates and
bachelor’s degrees to 466
more during ECU’s 2016
Spring Commencement
Ceremonies, at 10 a.m.
and again at 2 p.m., Saturday, May 7th, at the Kerr
Wally Lewis won the 20-oz YETI Rambler cup in
Activities Center.
the recent drawing at the Allen Quick Pic. The cup
The keynote speaker at
was donated by Justin Henderson. Money raised
the 10 a.m. ceremony was
from the raffle was donated to Tony Scott.
distinguished alumnus
Frank W. Davis, a former
member of the Oklahoma
House of Representatives.
ECU’s other distinguished
alumnus Jim Spencer, a
chief meteorologist and
weathercaster for KXANTV in Austin, Texas, spoke
at the 2 p.m. ceremony.
Among those receiving
their master’s certifications from Allen were
Greg Mills and Chris
Jones; and from Calvin
was Angel Yonker.
Receiving their bach-
elor’s degrees from Allen
were Brett Edens, Holly
Edens, Jordyn Parker,
Tyler Grant Rowsey and
Maegan Russell; from Atwood was Karley George;
and from Calvin were
Rain Bear, Carley Collard,
and Patrick Fent.
Jordyn Parker and Maegan Russell also participated in a RN pinning
ceremony that afternoon.
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Thad Holcomb
Mike Cantrell
Bennie Burnett won the 30-oz YETI Rambler cup
in the recent drawing at the Allen Quick Pic. The
cup was donated by Justin Henderson. Money
raised from the raffle was donated to Tony Scott.
(405) 323-6401 (cell)
(405) 567-4767 (home)
Hours on
Thursday Evenings
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SPECIAL STOCK COW & BREEDING BULL SALE
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Friday, May 20, 2016 • 6:30 p.m. •
Expecting 600 Head!
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Consignments Include:
Breeding Bulls:
(8) 16-18 mos. Angus Bulls (sired by Sons of MF Net Return, Buford Bluestem, Sitz Alliance 6595) Ohlde an Duff genetics!
(2) 18-24 mos. Angus Bulls
(4) 16-24 mos. Charolais Bulls
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(2) 18-24 mos. Sim-Angus Bulls
**Stout lineup of Service Age Bulls! Outstanding Genetics from Outstanding Programs!
Pairs and Bred Cows
(30) F1 Tigerstripe 2nd calf pairs. Outstanding Angus sired 200-400# calves by side! Exposed back to Angus bulls! Hard to find!
(54) Fancy Angus Heifer pairs. Choice Angus sired calves by side! Big, stout heifers!
(35) 4 to 6 year Brangus cows with outstanding Hereford sired 250# calves by side! Front pasture set!
(25) Angus/BWF Heifer pairs. Fancy Angus sired calves by side! Exposed back to Angus bulls!
(15) Angus Heifer pairs. Fancy Heifer pairs with stout calves sired by Gardiner Angus bulls. Exposed back the same way!
(5) Angus Heifer pairs. Angus sired calves by side! Good set!
(30) 3 to 5 year Angus/Char/Red pairs. Angus and Charolais sired calves by side! Good set!
(16) 4 to 6 year Red Angus Cross cows. Carrying service of Red Angus Composite bulls! Heavy bred!
(75) 3 to 6 year Angus/ BWF Fall calving cows. Bred to outstanding Angus and Sim-Angus bulls! Good set!
(61) 3 to 7 year Blk/BWF cows with choice Angus and Charolais sired calves by side!
(115) Running age bred cows and pairs (small consignments)
is an outstanding offering of young, high quality replacement females!
*** This
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For more information or to consign contact:
Mike Cantrell 405-323-6401 or Thad Holcomb 918-752-7765
Holdenville Livestock Market 405-379-7211
FAMILY DOG LOST
REWARD $500
Brandi Malone was the lucky winner of the OU
Scentsy Candle donated by Stephanie Dohlman.
Brandi was very happy and shouted ‘Boomer
Sooner’ after the win. Money raised from the raffle
was donated to Tony Scott.
Allen Week
Nutrition
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of May 16
th
Monday
Taco Salad with Cheese, Lettuce, Tomato, Sour
Cream & Salsa, Ranch Style Beans, Chips, Salad Dressing, Pudding, 2% Milk, Coffee and/or Tea
Tuesday
Meatloaf, Mashed Potatoes, Seasoned Corn, Hot
Rolly, Gravy, Lemon Bars, 2% Milk, Coffee and/or
Tea
Wednesday
Chicken Casserole, Peas & Carrots, Tossed Salad,
Biscuit, Margarine, Salad Dressing, Fruit Cocktail, 2%
Milk, Coffee and/or Tea
Thursday
Sliced Ham, Broccoli Salad, Sweet Potatoes, Hot
Roll, Margarine, Cinnamon Roll, 2% Milk, Coffee
and/or Tea
Friday
Vegetable Beef Stew, Beets, Cornbread, Margarine,
Apple Crisp, 2% Milk, Coffee and/or Tea
Our family dog approximately 9 years old was last seen 3 miles south of Allen on HWY 48. Her
return or information leading to her return would be greatly appreciated. Dog is white with
tan liver spots.
Contact | Randon Gregory
Phone | 580-272-8175
Email | ranlgre@gmail.com
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Sam and Rogina Manuel, and Joyce Juliuson, and
Legal Notice
graduated from East Central University this past
Saturday, May 7th. Holly
earned a degree in early
childhood education and
Brett in criminal justice.
Attending the ceremony
were Danny and Freta
Holder, Wes and Karen
Rayner, Alyssa Rayner,
Derek Rayner, Brandon,
Ryan and Ella WillcoxLEGAL NOTICE
son, Justin Holder, Sherry,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Shelby, and Jessica MerriIN AND FOR
PONTOTOC COUNTY
man, Clifford and Tommie
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Case No. PB-2016-38
Massie, Dillion HoldIn the Matter of the Estate of JOIE DALE BURK, Deceased.
er and Carlie, Greg and
COMBINED NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND NOTICE OF HEARING
TO: All persons interested in the Estate of Joie Dale Burk, Deceased
Leah Chermack, Kasey
You are hereby notified that on the 3 day of May, 2016, Nancy Carole Burk
rd
(the “Petitioner”), Post Office Box 1488, Ada, Oklahoma 74821, by and through
Susie Bolin Summers of Mayhue, Summers & Files, PLLC, Attorneys for Petitioner,
filed in the District Court of Pontotoc County a Petition for Summary Administration, Appointment of Special Administrator, and Admission of Will to Probate (the
“Petition”).
The Petitioner has alleged that Joie Dale Burk, deceased (the “Decedent”),
died testate on November 4, 2014, at the age of 82 years, domiciled in and
residing in Riverside County, State of California, and that the total value of the
Decedent’s property in Oklahoma is approximately $9,000.00. Attached to the
Petition is an instrument purporting to be the Last Will and Testament of Joie
Dale Burk. Petitioner has asked this Court to admit the Will to probate and for
other summary proceedings pursuant to Section 245 et seq. of Title 58 of the
Oklahoma Statutes.
In an Order for Combined Notice entered on the 3rd day of May, 2016, the Court
found that it should dispense with the regular estate proceedings prescribed
by law and order notice to creditors and issue an order for hearing upon the
Petition for Summary Administration and Admission of Will to Probate, the Final
Accounting, and Petition for Determination of Heirs, Devisees and Legatees and
Distribution.
The names and addresses of the heirs or devisees of the decedent are as
follows:
Nancy Carole Burk
Nancy Carole Burk, Trustee of the
Joie Dale Burk and Nancy Carole Burk Living Trust
Dale Scott Burk
Dena Carole Burk
c/o Mayhue, Summers & Files, PLLC, Post Office Box 1488, Ada, Oklahoma 74821
Pursuant to the Order for Combined Notice, all creditors having claims against
Joie Dale Burk, deceased, are required to present the same with a description
of all security interests and other collateral (if any) held by each creditor with
respect to such claim, to Nancy Carole Burk, Special Administrator, at the law
offices of Susie Bolin Summers, of Mayhue, Summers & Files, PLLC, Attorney
for the Special Administrator, on or before the following presentment date: June
2, 2016, or the same will be forever barred.
Notice is also hereby given that a hearing will be held on the 1st day of July,
2016, at 1:30 o’clock P.M. at the Pontotoc County Courthouse, Ada, Oklahoma. At the hearing the Court will decide whether to approve the Petition for Summary
Administration and Admission of Will to Probate and the Final Account and Petition for Determination of Heirs, Devisees and Legatees, and Distribution of the
Petitioner. The Final Account and Petition for Determination of Heirs, Devisees
and Legatees and Distribution will be filed herein on or before the 8th day of June,
2016.
You are hereby advised that you must file objections to the Petition for Summary Administration and Admission of Will to Probate and the Final Account and
Petition for Determination of Heirs, Devisees and Legatees, and Distribution
at any time before the hearing and send a copy to the Petitioner in care of her
attorney, Susie Bolin Summers, Mayhue, Summers & Files, PLLC, Post Office
Box 1488, Ada, Oklahoma 74821-1488, or you will be deemed to have waived
any objections. If you have no objections, you need not appear at the hearing
or make any filings with the Court.
The Court will determine at the hearing whether the Will attached to the Petition
shall be admitted to probate and whether summary proceedings are appropriate
and, if so, whether the Estate will be distributed and to whom the Estate will be
distributed.
Susie Bolin Summers
Susie Bolin Summers, OBA #22069
Alvin D. Files, OBA #2902
Charles D. Mayhue, OBA #5822
MAYHUE, SUMMERS & FILES, PLLC
Attorneys at Law
121 South Broadway Avenue
Post Office Box 1488
Ada, OK 74821-1488
Telephone: (580) 436-6500
Facsimile: (580) 332-7202
Attorney for Petitioner
(Published in The Allen Advocate on May 5 and 12, 2016) Commissioners
Proceedings
from Page 8
CENTER INC, 131.53, SPLY; 295, ADA TIRE
CENTER INC, 263.06, SPLY; 296, HOOTEN
OIL CO., 2301.60, SPLY; 297, O REILLY
AUTOMOTIVE, INC., 39.96, SPLY;
HEALTH: 249, AVAYA COMMUNICATIONS,
620.22, SPLY; 250, A T & T, 1064.21, REMITTANCE; 251, O G & E, 779.70, REMITTANCE;
252, PRO ED PUBLISHING, 246.40, SPLY;
253, TERRY S PEST CONTROL, 44.00,
REMITTANCE; 254, YORK ELECTRONICS,
4051.00, SPLY; RESALE PROPERTY: 117,
STAPLES, 111.37, SPLY; 118, STAPLES,
39.98, SPLY; SHERIFF FEES: 626, ADA MINI
STORAGE, 100.00, SPLY; 627, ADA TIRE
CENTER INC, 30.00, SPLY; 628, CINTAS CORPORATION LOC 618, 80.14, JUV DET; 629,
COPS PRODUCTS LLC, 392.60, SPLY; 630,
GRIME-AWAY, 112.00, SPLY; 631, KINDRICK
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301.04, SPLY; 633, U S CELLULAR, 98.93,
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125.46, SPLY; 635, I C S, 2717.75, SPLY; 636,
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367, HISLE BROS. INC., 64.99, SPLY; 368, J
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T & T SERVICES INC, 59.97, REMITTANCE;
88, STOLZ TELECOM, 109.90, SPLY; 89,
TECWORLD, 45.00, SPLY;”
approve April 2016 payroll. Starns and Floyd
aye.
Chad Letellier with Pontotoc County Emergency Management informed the Commissioners that there will be an OPEN Records/Open
Meeting Act class on May 9th at the Vo-Tech
Center from 6:30 to 9:30. The Commissioners
stated they want at least one or two members
of each VFD to attend before they can use their
Fire Tax funds.
adjourn. Starns and Floyd aye.
The foregoing are the minutes of the Board
of County Commissioners for the month of
April 2016 of the County Commissioners
Journal No. 14.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
PONTOTOC COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
Gary Starns, Chairman
Randy Floyd, Member
Justin Roberts, Member
ATTEST:
Tammy Brown
County Clerk
(Published in The Allen Advocate on May 12, 2016)
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(Published in The Allen Advocate April 28, May 5 and May 12, 2016)
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LEGAL NOTICE
WITHIN AND FOR
PONTOTOC COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Case No. PB-2015-87
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF CURTIS EUGENE ABBOTT, deceased.
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT, PETITION FOR DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP, DISTRIBUTION OF ESTATE AND DISCHARGE OF
PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE
NOTICE is hereby given that Christy Marlana Garner, Personal Representative
of the estate of Curtis Eugene Abbott, deceased, having filed in this Court her
Final Account and Petition for Distribution and Discharge, the hearing of the same
has been set by the Judge of said Court for the 2nd day of June, 2016, at 10:45
o’clock A.M., in Courtroom #315 of said Court in the County Courthouse in Ada,
Oklahoma, and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there
to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the said account should not be
settled and allowed, the heirs, legatees, and devisees of Curtis Eugene Abbott,
deceased, determined, said estate distributed and the Personal Representative
discharged.
WITNESS my hand this 9th day of May, 2016.
s/ S. Kessinger
JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT
GREGORY S. TAYLOR
Attorney at Law
115 South Broadway
P.O. Box 1737
Ada, OK 74820
580/332-7717
(Published in The Allen Advocate on May 12 and 19, 2016)
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LEGAL NOTICE
WITHIN AND FOR
PONTOTOC COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Case No. PB-2016-31
In the Matter of the Estate of DONALD B. DELOZIER, Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All creditors having claims against
Donald D. Delozier, Deceased, are
required to present the same, with a
description of all security interests and
other collateral (if any) held by each
creditor with respect to such claim, to
James R. Neal, attorney for Phillip Delozier, Personal Representative, P.O.
Box 1628, Ada, Oklahoma 74820, on
or before the following presentment
date: The 15th day of July, 2016, or
the same will be forever barred.
DATED this 6th day of May, 2016.
s) James R. Neal
OBA #17109
Attorney for Personal Representative
P.O. Box 1628
Ada, OK 74920
Phone: (580) 332-5579
Fax: (580) 421-9599
(Published in The Allen Advocate
on May 12 and 19, 2016)
LEGAL NOTICE
WITHIN AND FOR
PONTOTOC COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Case No. P-2016-39
In the Matter of the Estate of CAROL
JANE COLBERT, Deceased.
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
FOR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION, APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE, DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP
Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested in the estate of CAROL
JANE COLBERT, deceased, that on
the 6 day of May, 2016, Deborah L.
Eaton, Petitioner, filed in the District
Court of Pontotoc County, Oklahoma, a
Petition praying for Letters of Administration to issue to Alvin Files; that Alvin
Files be appointed as the Personal
Representative of said estate, that the
heirs of decedent should be judicially
determined.
Pursuant to an Order of this Court,
notice is hereby given that on the 27
day of May, 2016, at 1:30 o’clock, p.m.,
the Petition will be heard at the District Courtroom, County Courthouse,
Ada, Oklahoma, when and where all
persons interested may appear and
contest the same.
Witness my hand this 6th day of May,
2016.
s) L. Jackson
Judge of the District Court
Kurt B. Sweeney, OBA#17455
Sweeney, Draper & Christopher,
PLLC
P.O. Box 190
1320 Stone Bridge, Suite A
Ada, Oklahoma 74820
(580) 332-7200
(Published in The Allen Advocate on
May 12, 2016)
LEGAL NOTICE
...If it’s Real Estate
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REAL ESTATE
Welch Real Estate
379-3331
JAMES WELCH, BROKER (405)380-7988
Brenda Welch, Sales assoc.
(405)379-8044 Cell 380-8188
NOTICE TO SELL COUNTY
PROPERTY
(Acquired at Resale)
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
the receipt of bid, that I, Glenda Gonderman, County Treasurer of Pontotoc
County, Oklahoma, will on the 6th day
of June 2016, beginning at 9:00 a.m.
at my office in Ada, Oklahoma, sell
separately the hereinafter described
tracts, parcels, or lots of land, all
situated in Pontotoc County, Oklahoma
and heretofore acquired by said county
at the resale authorized by 68 O.S.
Sec3125. Following the description
of each property separately offered for
sale is the name of the bidder and the
amount bid as follows:
Description: Lots 8 & 9 Block 2 North
Hammonds Heights #2
Bidder: Thomas Anderson
Amount Bid: $50.00
***
Description: Lot 10 Block 2 North
Hammonds Heights #2
LEGAL Anderson
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Bidder: Thomas
Amount Bid: $50.00
***
The said properties will be separately sold to the highest competitive
bidder, for cash in hand, or to the
original bidderWANT
at the amount
TO BUY bid if there
be no higher bid offered, subject to the
approval of the Pontotoc County Board
of County Commissioners.The apportioned cost of advertisement and other
expense incident to the said sale shall
be paid by the purchaser, in addition to
the amount bid upon said properties.
ADVERTISE STATEWIDE
Witness my hand this 12th day of
May, 2016.
Signed: Glenda Gonderman
Pontotoc County Treasurer
(Published in The Allen Advocate on
May 12, 19 and 26, 2016)
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LEGAL NOTICE
OF PONTOTOC COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
No. PB-2016-30
In the Matter of the Estate of Jacqueline Beth Huneycutt, Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All creditors having claims against Jacqueline Beth Huneycutt, deceased, are
required to present the same, with a description of all security interests and other
collateral (if any) held by each creditor with respect to such claim, to the named
personal representative by mailing the same to James R. Scrivner, P.C., Attorney
at Law, Post Office Box 1373, Ada, Oklahoma 74820, on or before the following
presentment date:July 6, 2016, or the same will be forever barred.
THE BAPTIST FOUNDATION OF OKLAHOMA
By: /s/ Michael P. Romero
Michael P. Romero
Vice President/Trust Counsel
Personal Representative of the Estate
of Jacqueline Beth Huneycutt, Deceased
James R. Scrivner, OBA #8033
JAMES R. SCRIVNER, P.C.
Post Office Box 1373
Ada, Oklahoma74821-1373
Attorney for the Estate
(Published in The Allen Advocate on May 12 and 19, 2016)
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LEGAL NOTICE
OF THE CHICKASAW NATION
ADA, OKLAHOMA
Case No. A-2013-06
In RE the Adoption of G.E.H. (DOB 04/04/2006), A Minor Chickasaw Child
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: SHAUNA HOLLIS NORRIS
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that an Amended Petition and Amended Application
to Proceed without Consent of Natural Mother have been filed against you in the
District Court of the Chickasaw Nation, Ada, Oklahoma, in an action entitled In
RE: Adoption of G.E.H., Sherry Lyn Snider and Edgar Jerome Snider, Petitioner,
and Shauna Hollis Norris is the natural mother of the above named child, Case
No. A-2013-06. This Notice by Publication is specifically directed to Shauna
Hollis Norris, whose whereabouts are unknown.
The nature of this suit is an adoption wherein Sherry Lyn Snider and Edgar
Jerome Snider, are petitioning the Court to adopt the above minor child, and
have further requested this Court to determine that your consent is unnecessary
because you have abandoned the minor child and have failed to meet your child
support obligations.
Unless you answer the Amended Petition and Amended Application to Proceed
Without Consent of Natural Mother, Shauna Hollis Norris, on or before May 8,
2016, [41 days from 1st publication], the adoption proceeding will proceed without
your consent.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto affixed my official signature and
seal of Court this the 21 day of April, 2016.
Wayne Joplin, Court Clerk
By: s) Edward Stillwell
Deputy Clerk
s) Deresa Gray, CBA#47
805 East Main Street- P.O. Box 1463 Ada, Oklahoma 74820
580/272-9300 - 580/272-9301 fax
(Published in The Allen Advocate on April 28, May 5 and 12, 2016)
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