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The Countdown is
on until Allen
Graduation
Saturday, May 23
Allen Advocate
Allen Graduation!
VOLUME 68 NUMBER 33
ALLEN, PONTOTOC COUNTY , OKLAHOMA
1 SECTION (USPS 543600)
50¢
THURSDAY, MAY 4, 2015
Allen Mustangs of the Month for March 2015 are Garrett
Wallis and Meagan Beavert. This month’s plaques are
sponsored by Allen Chamber member Prairie Notions Fabric
Shop.
Allen End of
School Schedule
The end of school is always a busy time for students and
parents. All the organizations are holding their end-of-year
banquets and award ceremonies, as well as the senior’s
commencement.
Allen has 28 seniors this year, all looking to the future
with great anticipation.
Tuesday night, the 12th, was the FCCLA dinner, awards
assembly and dessert auction. The Allen chapter received
the Gold Chapter Award, earned by having 75% or more of
FACS class students being members of FCCLA, and also
received a grant-a-wish award. The local chapter has 111
members.
The Allen FFA banquet will be this Thursday evening, the
14th, at 7:00 p.m.
Thursday will also be the senior luncheon at noon, followed by the senior faculty basketball game at 1:30. Then
the seniors will head to Dallas on Friday for their senior
trip, spending the night at the Great Wolf Lodge.
Sunday evening at 6:00 the seniors will be honored at a
Baccalaureate Service, hosted and sponsored by the Allen
Ministerial Alliance, in the school auditorium.
Middle school band concert will be held on Monday begining at 12 noon in the auditorium. This will feature the
fourth, fifth and sixth grade musicians.
Tuesday the 19th will be the Athletic Banquet, followed by
the Academic Banquet and Awards Ceremony on Thursday,
the 21st.
Thursday will also be a day of awards and performances
by
the Allen Elementary Students. The Early Childhood
tion sponsors are Seminole
classes (Head Start, Pre-K and Kindergarten) will hold their
State College and ECU.
st
rd
Commencement exercises ceremony at 9:00 a.m., followed by the 1 thru 3 graders
th
th
th
for the Calvin graduating at 10:30, and the 4 , 5 and 6 grades at 12:00 noon.
nd
Friday evening, May 22 , will be the Spring Band &
class of 2015 will be held
Friday, May 15 th, at 7:00 Choir Concert.
Graduation commencement exercises will be held Saturp.m. in the High School
day morning, May 23rd, at 10:00 a.m. in the AHS gymnaAuditorium.
sium.
Calvin Valedictorians Honored at ECU Ceremony
Calvin High School’s outstanding seniors wear medallions and display the
certificates they received at
the Recognition of Excellence Honors Ceremony
held recently at East Central
University. Honored from
Calvin were: (left to right)
Brooke Schumacher and Patricia Spray. The corporate
sponsor for the annual even
that recognizes high school
seniors is First United Bank
and Trust Company. Educa-
ountry
THE ALLEN ADVOCATE, MAY 14, 2015 -PAGE 2
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Comments
by Bill Robinson,
Publisher
Graduation Day 2015 . . . Degrees are important but
what you have in your heart is much more important
than what you have in your head.
I hope every senior passed their finals but I also
want to share a story about one student that didn’t.
THE FINAL I FAILED
“Finals week had arrived with all its stress. I had
been up late cramming for an exam. Now, as I slumped
in my seat, I felt like a spring that had been wound too
tight. I had two tests back-to-back, and I was anxious to
get through with them. At the same time I expected to be
able to maintain my Straight-A grade point average.
As I waited impatiently for the prof to arrive, a
stranger walked up to the blackboard and began to
write.
“Due to a conflict, your professor is unable to give
Masons & FCCLA team up for Gun Raffle
The Allen Masonic Lodge #81 is teaming up with Allen
FCCLA to raffle a Remington 870 Express 12-gauge pump
shotgun. All proceeds will benefit the Allen FCCLA State
STAR event winners as they compete at the 2015 National
Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C.
Tickets are $10.00 each or 6 tickets for $50.00. Tickets
may be purchased from Masonic Lodge members or Allen FCCLA State STAR Event Winners. We would like to
thank the community for supporting our young ladies as
they continue on to Nationals.
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you your test in this classroom. He is waiting for
you in the gymnasium.”
Oh, great, I thought.
Now I have to walk clear
across campus just to take
this stupid exam.
One of the reasons I
had decided to attend this
church-affiliated college
was the chance to take
courses in religion as electives. Growing up in the
church, faithfully reading
my Bible every day, and
having parents who talked
Bible all of the time had
made everything I had
heard in this class on the
parables of Jesus just old
stuff.
The entire class was
scurrying out the door and
rushing to the gym. No
one wanted to be late for
the final, and we weren’t
wasting time talking.
The route to the gym
took us past the hospital.
There was a man stumbling around in front of
it. I recognized him as the
young blind man whose
wife had just given birth
to a baby in that hospital.
He had been there before,
but he must have become
confused.
Oh well, I thought to
myself. Someone will
come along soon and help
him. I just don’t have time
to stop now.
So I hurried along with
the rest of my class on
our way to take that final
exam.
As we continued down
the sidewalk, a woman
came rushing out of a nearby bookstore. She had a
baby on one arm, a stack
of books on the other,
and a worried look on her
face. The books fell onto
the sidewalk, and the baby
began to cry as she stooped
to pick them up.
She should have left
that kid at home, I thought.
I dodged her as the class
and I rushed along.
Just around the next
corner someone had left a
dog on a leash tied to the
tree. He was a big, friendly
mutt, and we had all seen
him there before, but today
he couldn’t quite reach the
pan of water left for him.
He was training at his leash
and whining.
I thought, what a cruel
pet owner would tie up a
dog and not leave his water
where he could reach it?
But I hurried on.
As we neared the gym,
a car passed us and parked
close to the door. I recognized the man who got out
as one of the maintenance
crew. I also noticed he left
the lights on.
“He’s going to have a
problem when he tries to
start that car to go home
tonight,” the fellow next
to me said.
By that time we were
going I the doors of the
gym. The maintenance
man waved a greeting to
us and disappeared down
one of the halls. We found
seats close to where our
professor waited.
The professor stood
with his arms folded, looking at us. We looked back.
The silence became uncomfortable. We all knew his tests
were also teaching tools, and we wondered what he was
up to. He motioned toward the door and in walked the
blind man, the young mother with her baby, a girl holding
the big dog on a leash, and the maintenance man.
These people had been planted along the way in an
effort to test whether or not the class has grasped the
meaning behind the story of the man who fell among
thieves.
We all failed.
All of us should do our best not to fail the important
“finals” of life.
—CC—
AN OLD MAN AND A BOY
“Life has a cheerful meaning,
Tho’ your time’s a-wearin’ thin,
‘cause you’re lookin’ back with pleasure,
Tho’ you’re just about done in.
You heels are leanin’ over
To the other side a bit,
But you’re full of satisfaction
Tho’ it’s almost time to quit.
You’ve got a lot of young ‘uns,
And they’ve got young ‘uns, too.
You’re nary very lonesome
Tho’ it’s almost time you’re through,
Your face is lean and wrinkled
And your hair has long been gray,
And you’ve never been the same old man,
Since Grandmaw passed away.
But I hope I’ll learn your lesson,
To grin and bear it, too,
And have the same outlook on life,
That seems a part of you.
“I guess you think us youngsters
Are a pretty fickle lot—
That we raise the curtain on the stage
Before we have a plot’
That our brains are drained and drying,
Like picked grapes out in the sun;
That we sneak off to go fishin’
Before the chores are done;
That we aren’t the sturdy people
That you folks used to be,
For instead of felling might oaks,
We spend weekends at the sea.
We don’t ride in horse-pulled buggies,
Or enjoy a plate of beans,
And we’ll raise our voice in protest
O’er a dish of turnip greens.
You think we live in idleness,
Of love and sweet caress,
And that we’re very asinine,
Or I think you do . . . I guess?”
“No, son,” the old man uttered
Through his weather-beaten lips,
“You’re pillars of this land,
And as strong as ironclad ships.
You’re the same as generations
Of the sturdy men and true,
Who made this lave a haven,
And your weak are mighty few.
We’re happy, son, us tired old men,
To make you boys our heirs,
And we’ll find divine contentment
As we climb those golden stairs,
And then look down upon you,
And you so-called fickle lot,
And see the wonders you have done,
And the good that you have brought.”
He paused and wet his lips and said:
“Son, I once was fickle, too,
And had the same outlook on life,
That seems a part of you.”
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Sunday was an unusual
Sunday. Because of the
storms we had Friday night,
we had no electricity. We
had some damage in the area
but thank God no one was
hurt. It happened so quickly
but will take a while to
clean up. We want to thank
the county workers and the
electric people for working
on Saturday to get the roads
cleared. Since Truby can play by
ear our music was as good
as ever. We sang the old
songs that everyone knew
the words to. Sara ,Matt, and
Gary sang “ It is Well with
my Soul.” for our special. We honored our mothers
with flowers and books. Our
oldest mom was Ruth, our
youngest was Jessica, and
Murphy had the most children. We know how much
our mothers and grandmothers contribute to a child’s
spiritual growth. Sorority meet at
Rocky Top Winery
Allen sorority members Cindi Sanders, Sue Boyd, Jill
Kaminski, Joy Anderson, Cindy Davis, Jennifer Smith,
Carla Kramer and Danielle O’Daniel met our hostess for
the evening, Wilma Harden, at Rocky Top Winery for our
meeting May 8th.
The crazy weather may have moved the festivities inside
but with freshly grilled hamburgers, chips, pineapple cream
angel food cake, strawberry cake and one amazing view we
really didn’t mind. Thank you, Wilma, for the wonderful
food and great time.
We will be providing desserts on May 25th for the Memorial Day Veterans’ Luncheon at the Masonic Lodge.
Our next and final meeting for the year is May 28th and
will be a Mexican potluck dinner. Don’t forget it is also
secret sister reveal... Can’t wait to see everyone there.
Lilly Matthews waits for a hand off at the Allen
track meet.
Local ECU Graduates
Several from the Allen area were among the East
Central University graduates honored at Saturday, May
9th, at the commencement ceremony at the Kerr Activity
Center.
Ceremonies were held at 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.
Distinguished ECU grads speaking at the ceremonies
were Deborah Cornelison in the morning and Todd
Graham in the afternoon.
Cornelison was a National Teachers Hall of Fame
inductee last June, and Graham is the head football
coach at Arizona State University.
Receiving bachelor’s degrees from Allen were Melinda Ball, Sociology; Leah Chermack, Accounting; Felicia Gilliam, Nursing; Darilynn Jalufka, Cartography
(Geotechnique); Jerry Poter, Organizational Leadership; Tiffany Postoak, Legal Studies; Caitlin Spencer,
Social Work; Atty Todd, Elementary Education; and
from Atwood was Oneta Tate, Accounting.
Earning master’s degrees were Keri Long of Allen
and Chasity Burke of Calvin.
Golf Camp at Eccentric Duffer
The Eccentric Duffer golf course, 13205 CR 1550 (Reeves
Road), Ada, will be holding a Golf Camp on May 25th thru 29th.
Cost of the five day session is $65 per person.
For more information call (580) 332-4950 or (580) 3102121.
Bro. Larry’s message was
taken from Psalm 51:113 and was entitled “Have
Mercy on Me, O God.” All
sin is ultimately sin against
a holy God. People may be
involved or offended in the
process. Innocent people
may suffer as a result of
my evil choices. I may be
tempted to justify my actions. Until I take that difficult look within and own
my responsibility, I will not
be healed. I can count on God’s unfailing mercy. He really is
for us. Receiving the mercy
of God may not exempt us
from the judgment of people. We have all failed at some
point, but we can easily
judge those who have failed
at a different one. Only God
can change us. He can create
in us a new heart. He can
restore us. Our Memorial Day service will be held May 24
at 2:00. Donations will be
taken.
Our Bible School is
scheduled for June 1-5
from 9-11:30 am. We want
all the kids in the area to
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7452 E 142 Rd. Atwood, OK
From: Hwy 48 & Hwy 1 go West on Hwy 1, for 1/4 of a mile then North into property.
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TOOLS - TRUCK PARTS SHOP EQUIPMENT
Hand Tools • Pallet Jack • 50 Gal Propane
Tanks • Extension Ladder • 60 Lb. Torque
Wrench (3/4 Drive) • Bench Grinder • Rivet
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Jig Saw • Sander • Air Stapler • Electric
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Air Hose Reel • Dewalt Cutoff Saws • CClamps • Grease Guns • Tandem 18
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• A-Frame • A-Frame Hoist • Chisels • Metal
Shelves • Jumper Cables • Wheel Pullers •
Marker & Tail Lights • Freon Gauges &
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THE ALLEN ADVOCATE, MAY 14, 2015 --PAGE 4
Threads of Life
By Cleo LeValley
At 7:06 on the evening
before Mother’s Day,
1993, a tornadic supercell storm hit the Healdton area. Officials concluded that more than one
tornado ripped through
the town, tearing off roof
tops, severely damaging downtown buildings,
completely destroying
at least six homes and
causing severe damage
to almost every residence
within a one and onehalf mile radius. Electric
light poles were snapped,
power lines were down
Evening before Mother’s Day
and there was flooding in
many areas of the community.
Unique among the events
that happened during the
storm is the story of the
Bible in the Window.
Kathy Needham, owner
of a boutique shop featuring women’s clothing and
unique gifts, had filled the
window of her store with
some of the best items in
the shop. She always tried
to make the windows attractive and this was a
special week for buying a
mother some special gift
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and she had tried to make
them unusually attractive
this week.
Since the shop opened,
one special spot in the
window display was reserved for an old Bible.
The Bible itself had a special significance. One day,
a friend and neighbor who
had lost his wife, called
Kathy to see if she would
like to have some of the
wife’s things. When Kathy
arrived she noticed the
Bible among them. She
asked if he was getting rid
of it also, and he replied
that he did not believe
anyone would want it,
as it had the wife’s name
written inside the cover,
and he gave the Bible to
her. When Kathy opened
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her shop she put the Bible
in the window and always
built her display around
it.
The evening of the storm
she was at home with
her family northwest of
Healdton. They noticed
the bad clouds and soon
they received a call that
Healdton had been hit by
the storm. She and her
husband drove into town
to check on her shop. They
drove through a ton of
debris and water to reach
town and found the entire
front window of her shop
had blown out. Glass was
all over the sidewalk and
all inside the shop. Every
item of clothing, purses
and gift items, had blown
from the window.
With flashlights to light
the way, they walked
through the water and broken glass on the sidewalk,
to survey the damage.
They saw the Bible still
on its stand. They were
amazed to see it open to
the same pages as it had
been before. There was
not a single piece of glass
or any watermarks on any
of the pages. It was completely dry.
There were some injuries in the area due to
the storm but not one life
was lost due to the supercell storm that raged over
Healdton on the evening
of May 8, 1993. The Bible
continued to be displayed
in the restored window
of Kathy’s store among
beautiful clothing and
gifts as long as her store
was open.
The Non Cemetery Fund is accepting donations for the upkeep
and mowing of the cemetery. Checks may be mailed to Twilla
Thornton at 1311 Willowbrook, Ada, OK 74820, or deposited
directly into the account at Security State Bank (formerly The
Bank NA), 1701 East Hwy, Holdenville.
A Memorial Day service will be held Monday, May 25th, at
the cemetery. Everyone is invited to gather at 11:30 a.m. for the
flag salute, acknowledgement and prayer. The service will be
followed by a potluck lunch.
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Blake Campbell gets the baton for his
first grade relay team.
Out & About
Joy Nickell and son Brian Nickell enjoyed Mother’s Day in
Maud with her son Jerry and Kim Nickell and Charity. She was
very thrilled with her beautiful bouquet of roses.
—O&A—
Coy West and Sally Stafford left Friday, May 1st, for Branson,
Missouri. On Sunday, the 3rd, they were joined by Jearl and
Linda Knighten. The Knightens stayed until Wednesday; Coy
and Sally returned home on Thursday.
During their time together the two couples saw an Elvis performance, attended the Grand Country Jubilee, and Billy Clay
Show. Coy and Sally also attended the Ozark Jubilee and enjoyed
shopping and antiquing.
One Pharmacist’s View
A s most of my readers
know, I get my medical care
up at the Oklahoma City
VA. I guess they do a pretty
good job, I am after all still
alive and 80. It’s a pretty
big facility giving care in all
sorts of disciplines and they
even do open heart surgeries
up there. Even more impressive to me and my wife
is their Canteen on the main
floor. This little federally
operated store offers for sale
everything from clothing
to flat screen TVs. Men’s
suits and women’s jewelry.
All at PX-like prices. It’s a
very busy little place with
two checkout lines that are
always busy with eager
veterans lined up waiting to
pay out. I wondered what
they do with all that money.
And I’m pretty sure there’s
a lot of it.
G len Bates must have
Just a little VA Canteen
wondered the same thing.
He became the manager
of a VA Canteen up in Detroit in May, 2008. Glen
kept that job until March
of 2013 when a problem
arose. Nearly $400,000
went missing. Federal auditors discovered that Glen
Bates had sticky fingers and
expensive tastes. Over a
span of time he had developed a taste for lap dances
for which he often spent
$500 a whack. In fact, one
lap dancer (Ashley) really
caught his eye and he often
engaged her to spend a night
with him. I guess he must
have been scared of the
dark. But overnights from
Ashley were costly.
Mister Bates said he didn’t
steal that much and that
he had only taken about
Light from God’s
Word
$150,000 over the stealing
span of his management.
As far as crimes go this
one wasn’t too bad (after
all this is Detroit) so Glen
was released on a $10,000
unsecured bond and so far
has stayed out of jail. How
did he steal it? Well, Bates
took money he took in off
the sale of commemorative military hats, vending
machines and a few other
retail sales. I wonder if he
will plead for clemency on
account of being a veteran?
Now that I know what they
do with the money collected
at the canteen in Detroit,
I still wonder who gets all
that cash up at Oklahoma
City and I wonder if they
need a manager. Just wondering.
I read this week that the
investigation into the heart
care portion of the VA Hospital in OKC is complete
now. Since I’m a graduate
of this particular service up
there I read the story with
interest and was glad to see
it was open again. I can
hardly wait. Or perhaps I
can. Best I could tell they
were doing real good work
but the death rate was pretty
high for these patients. I
still don’t know just how
high it was but the thought
did cross my mind that
most of those old guys up
there are just that — old.
Plus, veterans aren’t the
most sought-after bunch of
guys if you are looking for
examples of good health. I
have a good look at these
guys pretty often and it
seems a large percentage of
them love their cigarettes
more than good health hab-
the praise of men more than
the praise of God.” (John
12:42-43)
Surely, it is a mistake to
blindly follow along with
the majority of people! The
majority will be lost (Matthew 7:13-14) Jesus said
“narrow is the gate and
difficult is the way which
leads to life, and there are
“Oh, to have the wisdom few who find it.” (Matt
of Solomon!” How many 7:14) It is so sad (and heartof us have exclaimed this breaking) that the majority
when faced with a difficult won’t even try to find the
decision? King Solomon truth, but will simply follow
was given wisdom from along on the broad way that
God and he excelled in lead to destruction. (Matt
wisdom above all men. (1 7:13)
Kings 4:29-34) Along with
wisdom, God also gave him
long life, riches and honor.
However, his wisdom did
not keep him from being
influenced by unbelievers
nor did it keep him from
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Israel to not intermarry with
the idol worshipers because
“they will surely turn your
hearts after their gods.” (1
Kings 11:2) But Solomon
not only broke this commandment, he also tried
to please his wives instead
of obeying God. (1 Kings
11:2)
S houldn’t a wise person obey Him rather than
disobeying God in order
to please his wife or husband? How many people
will be lost because they
failed to read and study
for themselves, but simply followed some family
member or some religious
leader? Some of us seem to
think it is more important to
please certain people than
Count on People
to please God. Even when
Jesus was here in the flesh,
there were many who “believed in Him, but because
of the Pharisees they did
not confess Him, lest they
Dave Campbell,
should be put out of the
PHARMACIST
synagogue; for they loved
Mark Legg
The Allen Advocate
its. Junk food and a lot of
alcohol may be part of their
daily diet in many cases.
Most of their exercise may
well come from shopping
in the local canteen (oops,
there’s that canteen again)
probably buying yet another
commemorative military
hat and a large cola.
Maybe The Daily Oklahoman should run an investigative series on the VA
Canteen in Oklahoma City
and lay off the heart surgical
ward. After all, those boys
have to hone their skills
someplace and we veterans
need to remember that we
can’t live forever. With that
in mind allow me to remind
you to attend church Sunday. You never know.
Wayne Bullard, DPh
waynebullard@sbcglobal.net
Allen Vet Clinic
1/4 Mile East of Allen Quick Pic - Hwy 1
(580)857-2991 Cell (580)421-5936
Open 8 to 5 Monday - Friday
Time to guard your pets against fleas
and ticks
We have a variety of products to keep your animals
safe!
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THE ALLEN ADVOCATE, MAY 14, 2015 - PAGE 6
Congratulations Calvin Seniors
Anthony Harris
son of
Samantha & Robert Harris
Elizabeth Wise
daughter of
Regina Wise
Michael Iker
son of
Brian & Shannon Iker
Saleena Wilson
daughter of
Joe & Florence Wilson
Bradley Harrison
Ashley Nicole Gillean
son of
Thelma McGinty &
Tommie Goodner
daughter of
Janice Linker
Ian Fulton
son of
Travis & Melody Bonnell
Jonathan Flowers
son of
Kerri Flowers, Devin
Flowers, Julia Flowers
Patricia Spray
daughter of
Rhonda Spray & William
Spray Jr.
Rebecca Nadine
Kiogima
daughter of
Sandra Lawson-Kiogima
& James Kiogima
Sarah LaRae
Jennings
daughter of
Melissa Jennings, Bill &
Faye Brown, Matt & Ginny
Knighten
Brooke Schumacher
daughter of
LaDonna Wilbanks &
Ken Schumacher
Joseph Adams
son of
Mary Adams, Bobby Karigan, Matt & Paula Adams
Ryan Taylor Candy
son of
Clyde Waller & Donna
Waller
Calvin Eugene
Clayton
son of
Della Clayton & Ronald
Clayton
Kyler Alan Turpin
son of
Morgan Turpin
Ryan Gutierrez
son of
Tamra Gutierrez
Shelbey Lynne
Gillean
daughter of
Janice Linker
Tribute Jam
for Bill Holt
is Sunday in
Calvin
A Memorial Jam and trib-
ute to “Wild” Bill Holt and
Darryl Anderson will be
held at the Calvin Ag Barn
this Sunday, May 17th, from
1:30 p.m. to ?? Any and all
friends are welcome to come
play, sing, dance or just listen.
This is hosted by the Cal-
vin Jam of which both were
members. There will be
potluck and refreshments,
bring a dish if you can. Hope
Patricia Spray and Sindi Spray
to see you there!
Wesley Bain & Abigail Harris
2015 Calvin Prom
Rebecca Kiogima & Justin Holman
Kylee Turpin & Kristen Stringfellow
HCCD presents Critter’s
Crossroads at Calvin
The Hughes County Conservation District gave a presentation to the Calvin 4H
After School Program over one of their new educational resource trunks titled “Critters
Crossroads”. The 54 students and 7 adults learned about the different types of animals,
how to tell the difference between similar tracks and how to read the signs that animals
leave behind.
The students broke into groups to compete against each other for the top “Extreme
Tracker” 1st place team. Each group read the track cards and guessed which and how
many animals were at the site and what types of interactions they had. The students
then tried to identify which animal was represented by three different signs: tracks,
scat and skulls.
The District received a grant from the Ouachita Mountains Resources, Conservation
& Development (RC&D) Council which helped purchase the items for this new
educational resource trunk which will be used at area schools. Ouachita Mountains
RC&D covers all of southeast Oklahoma. The District would like to express their
thanks for the funding on this important program.
For further information on this educational program or on any other program, please
contact the Hughes County Conservation District at 405-379-2570 or by email at
hughesccd@conservation.ok.gov. Please visit us on Facebook to view the photos
from this event at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Hughes-County-ConservationDistrict/629920750385167 and if you enjoy what you see, be sure to select the “like”
button to keep receiving updates on local news, weather, events and programs.
Calvin Wittman & Brooke Schumacher
Michael Iker, Sarah Adams, Angella Flowers & Joseph Adams
Congratulations to the All American Babes T-Ball Team for their 2nd place win at the recent tournament. The girls won their trophies May
2nd at Matthews Park in Ada. Pictured, left to right, are Grasyn Whitehead, Lainey Ford, Lauren Baber, Khloe Goodson, Mikaela Raney,
Remington Clifford, Jessi Mann, Kryslyn Stephens, Kierra Frederick, Tinsley Wofford, Lily Laden, Brooke Harper and Sophia Smith. The
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Ryleigh Tate celebrated her birthday this past week with a
Sheriff Callie’s Wild West theme party. Her guests included
her mother, Chelsea Tate, Bobby, Melina and Jake Linker,
Dicky, Andre’, Makena and Saree Pegg, Carolyn Henderson, Stefan Roppel and Karlie Warmuth, Britney Gibson
and Keaton Lovin, Ed and Jan Rutherford, Amanda, Aiven
and Ian Anderson and their cousin Leah, Colton Frederick,
Kerrie & Kylie Carter.
Allen School Menu
Week of May 18th
Monday
Breakfast – Breakfast Pizza, Milk, Juice, Cereal
Lunch – Corn Dog, Mac & Cheese, Green Beans, Salad Bar,
Fruit, Milk, Water
Tuesday
Breakfast – Waffles, Fruit, Milk, Juice, Cereal
Lunch – Homemade Burritos, Beans, Chips & Salsa, Salad
Bar, Fruit, Milk, Water
Wednesday
Breakfast – Sausage Patty, Long Johns, Toast, Fruit, Milk,
Juice, Cereal
Lunch – Cheeseburgers, French Fries, Salad Bar, Fruit, Milk,
Water
Thursday
Breakfast – Biscuit & Gravy, Sausage Patty, Fruit, Milk, Juice,
Cereal
Lunch – Ham & Cheese Sub, Carrot Sticks, Chips, Salad Bar,
Fruit, Milk, Water
Friday
Have A Great Summer!
Beavert & Wallis are Mustangs of the Month
from Page 1
P rairie Notions Fabric
Shop is proud to sponsor
the March Mustangs of the
Month. As an Allen Chamber of Commerce, they provided the plaques and Allen
Bucks presented to Meagan
Beavert and Garett Wallis.
Meagan is the daughter
of Winston and Kelly Beavert.
A senior at AHS, Meagan is an honor student,
Class Valedictorian, an FFA
State Degree Recipient with
recognition for academic
excellence, and earned AllConference in both fast and
slow-pitch softball. Meagan’s favorite subject is
Trig. She says, “Math is
my favorite subject because
every problem has a set
answer. Her hobbies are
spending time with family
and friends.
M eagan’s future plans
are to graduate from Oklahoma State University with
a doctorate in veterinary
medicine, specializing in
equine.
Her teachers recommend
her saying, “Meagan is in- He is an excellent student. high standards for himself. students and teachers. He
volved in FFA, softball and He is self-motivated, has He is respectful, responsible goes above and beyond the
STUCO, and is a member a positive attitude and sets and relates well with both requirements of an assignof the Citizen’s Bank Board.
ment.”
She goes above and beyond
what is required of our students.”
G arrett, a freshman at
AHS, is the son of Chris
Wallis and Amanda Wallis.
Garrett played football and
ran track for the Mustangs
as well as being a member of the State Champion
Power-Lifting Team; he has
in McAlester is
always been on the Superintendent’s Honor Roll and
overstocked with a large number of new demos,
is a class officer. Algebra
program vehicles, as well as OFF lease returns! All
is his favorite subject because, he says, “We have a
demos qualify for factory rebates as well as 0%
good teacher and get a lot
financing on select vehicles. 18 to choose from.
done. I enjoy working with
numbers.” Garrett’s hobbies
Program cars are reduced as much as $3,000 per
are hunting, fishing, riding
car for this special offer to the public, with over 50
four wheelers and playing
sports. His future plans are
to choose from. Select from over 500 vehicles total.
to become an electrical or
The largest selection in SE Oklahoma.
mechanical engineer.
G arrett’s teachers were
happy to recommend him for
this honor. “Garrett is hard
working, dedicated, and
committed to all he does.
Colby McGee hired
as new Ag teacher
by Carolyn Summers
Allen Board of Education met May 11, 2015. Meeting
called to order at 7:00 p.m. by President Robert Hammonds.
Members present were Jeff Maloy, Chad Goodson, Frayne
Black, Cindy Davis and encumbrance clerk Brenda Robertson. Superintendent Robert Gragg, Dean of Students Greg
Mills and High School Principal Michael James were also
in attendance.
Visitors were Colby McGee, Cheyanne McGee, Lesli
Costner and Carolyn Summers.
Minutes of April 13, 2015 meeting read and approved.
All members voting yes. Building Fund, General Fund
and Treasurer’s reports given and approved. All members
voting yes.
Administrative reports given by Superintendent Robert
Gragg, High School Principal Michael James and Greg
Mills for elementary. Discussion of end-of-year activities
were approved.
At 7:30 p.m. the board voted to go into executive session
to discuss resignations, new hires and personnel assignments. At 8:40 p.m. the board returned from executive
session. All members voted yes.
Colby McGee has been hired as the new Ag teacher and
Cheyanne McGee for elementary.
At 8:50 motion made to adjourn with all members voting
yes.
Next meeting June 8, 2015.
Not only is Cash Wainscott a cowboy, he is also
a pretty fast runner.
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Roberts finishes in
15th Place at State
May 14 — Jo Byrd, Chad
Kisinger, Kason Smith
May 16 — Lauren Lawler
May 17 — Mr. & Mrs.
Travis Goddard*
May 20 — Stephen Tahah,
Kelsey Hood
May 22 — Jane Erickson,
Cindi Sanders
May 23 — Will Kaminski
Chad Kaminski*
Brian Knighten*
May 27 — Jennifer Sanchez, Kinsey Smith
May 30 — Britten Wallace, Cory Johnson, Jagger
Caldwell
Roberts also finished in 15th
place during the 1600 meter
run. Her time in the mileBy HERMAN BROWN long event was recorded at
Allen correspondent 6:49.27.
Oke-tw’sha Roberts competed Last weekend, the AHS star
earlier this week in the Class A won a gold medal in the 1600
state track and field meet. The meter run at the regional track
event was staged at Carl Albert and field meet in Stroud.
High School in Midwest City. Roberts covered the mile in
The
Lady
Mustangs’ 6:44.39 to claim first place in
sophomore distance runner a very competitive field.
was Allen High School’s only Roberts also earned a trip to
representative in the girls state in the 800 meter race with
a time of 2:48.85. She won the
division at Midwest City.
th
Roberts finished in 15 place bronze medal for third place at
at state in the 800 meter run. the regional site.
She covered the distance in a Here is a brief look at Roberts’
two events at state – the 800
time of 2:49.93.
meter run and the 1600 meter
run:
Brayden Tatum crosses the finish line first in the Relay race.
STATE TRACK MEET
@ Carl Albert
Class 1A
800 Meter Run
1 - Brooke Rayner, 9, Pond Creek-Hunt, 2:26.96
2 - Harlie Schmeling, 10, Sharon-Mutual, 2:28.46
3 - Alyssa Masoner, 10, Waurika, 2:29.27
4 - Sarah Garvie, 11, Burlington, 2:32.43
5 - Kylie Ezell, 12, S W Covenant, 2:32.48
6 - Olivia Westfahl, 11, Okeene, 2:34.62
7 - Makenzie Janz, 10, Erick, 2:34.96
8 - Victoria Vandiver, 9, Covington-Doug, 2:36.72
9 - Taylor Viola, 9, Erick, 2:39.22
10 - Dia Fischer, 12, Okla Christ, 2:39.71
11 - Brooklan Light, 10, Garber, 2:41.19
12 - Tia Creed, 9, Laverne, 2:42.21
13 - Cadie Harelson, 9, Davenport, 2:42.33
14 - Bless Roberts, 10, Kiowa, 2:43.53
15 - Oke-tw’sha Roberts, 10, Allen, 2:49.93
1600 Meter Run
1 - Jeanna Baker, 11, Laverne, 5:26.84
2 - Cailin Wright, 11, Velma-Alma, 5:27.93
3 - Harlie Schmeling, 10, Sharon-Mutual, 5:36.04
4 - Andi Pierce, 11, Garber, 5:39.85
5 - Tiarra Davis, 11, Pond Creek-Hunt, 5:42.24
6 - Melanie Soto, 9, Boise City, 5:48.16
7 - Autumn Mizer, 11, Boise City, 5:53.19
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Average Report for 5/6/2015
Total Head: 758
Due to heavy rains in the area, receipts were
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Call (405) 379-3109, (405)
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Allen Honors their Accelerated Readers
C ongratulations to Raney
Congratulations to Kaylyn
C ongratulations to Riley
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Raney is a 4 grade student
Kaylyn is a 7th grade student Elementary School.
Riley is a 7th grade student in
in Ms. Sierra Barnhart’s class. Mrs. Melonie Johnson’s class. in Mrs. Melonie Johnson’s
Seeley is a 2nd grade student
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Jimmy and Carrie Koonce.
Roger and Cheryl Rowsey.
ALL ZONES
Congratulations to Malloree
Howard for reaching her Accelerated Reader goal at the
Malloree is a 3rd grade student in Mrs. Lisa Peay’s class.
Her favorite books are the Judy
Blume books and her favorite
author is Judy Blume.
Malloree is the daughter of
Chris and Kierra Howard.
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Lindsey is a 6th grade student
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Her favorite book is “Girls
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Lindsey is the daughter of
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achievement
Our spirits are lifted when we hear
about achievement. This newspaper
runs stories about achievement for all
generations and occasions. Sometimes
it’s doting grandparents bragging about
kids making the honor roll, or winning
a sporting event. We honor people
who advance in rank in our civic clubs
and in military service. We celebrate
wedding anniversaries, work promotions
and many more accomplishments.
Thank you for letting us celebrate your
achievements with our community.
ACHIEVEMENT MATTERS
IN THE PAPER
Allen Honors their Accelerated Readers
Congratulations to Kadence
Johnson for reaching her Accelerated Reader goal at the
Kadence is a 1st grade student
in Mrs. Stacy Laden’s class.
Her favorite book is “What
If You Had Animal Feet?”
and her favorite author is Dr.
Seuss.
Kadence is the daughter of
Brandon and Natalie Johnson.
Congratulations to Colt Carlton for reaching his Accelerated Reader goal at the Allen
Elementary School.
Colt is a 2nd grade student in
Mrs. Julie Mills’ class. His favorite book is “Shark Attack”,
and his favorite author is Dr.
Seuss.
Colt is the son of Krystal and
Brandon Carlton.
C o n g r a t u l a t i o n s t o Ty
O’Daniel for reaching his Accelerated Reader goal at the
Ty is a 2nd grade student in
Ms. Debbie Pitts’ class. His
favorite book is “Secret Pocket
Missions”, and his favorite
author is Dr. Seuss.
Ty is the son of Brett and
Danielle O’Daniel.
Congratulations to Sam Wallace for reaching his Accelerated Reader goal at the Allen
Elementary School.
Sam is a 5th grade student
in Mrs. McAfee’s class. His
favorite book is “The Blood
of Olympus” and his favorite
author is Rick Riordan.
Sam is the son of Jennifer
Wallace.
Congratulations to Kamlyn
Cundiff for reaching her Accelerated Reader goal at the
Kamlyn is a 3rd grade student
in Mrs. Lisa Peay’s class. Her
favorite book is “Little House
on the Prairie” and her favorite
authors are Jan and Stan Berenstain.
Kamlyn is the daughter of
John and Lisa Cundiff.
Congratulations to Cheyene
McCarn for reaching her Accelerated Reader goal at the
Cheyene is a 5th grade student
in Ms. Sierra Barnhart’s class.
Her favorite book is “Ever
After High”, and her favorite
author is Shannon Hale.
Cheyene is the daughter of
Michael and Teri McCarn.
C ongratulations to Alexis
Friday for reaching her Accelerated Reader goal at the Allen
Elementary School.
Alexis is a 1st grade student
Her favorite book is “Pete the
Cat”, and her favorite author is
Dr. Seuss.
A lexis is the daughter of
Lindsay Friday and Jason
Dean.
Congratulations to Jaciarra
Goodenkauf for reaching her
Accelerated Reader goal at the
Jaciarra is a 2nd grade student in Mrs. Julie Mills’ class.
Her favorite books are “Black
Beauty” and “I Love to Draw
Horses”, and her favorite author is Ann Swell.
Jaciarra is the daughter of
Eugene Paul Vivier.
Congratulations to Colton
Cross for reaching his Accelerated Reader goal at the Allen
Elementary School. Colton is
a 3rd grade student.
He is the son of Craig and
Lacie Cross.
C ongratulations to Kee
Walker for reaching his Accelerated Reader goal at the Allen
Elementary School.
Kee is a 4th grade student in
Ms. Sierra Barnhart’s class.
His favorite book is “Divergent”, and his favorite author
is Veronica Roth.
Kee is the son of Davelynn
and Ronald Walker.
Congratulations to Michael
Love for reaching his Accelerated Reader goal at the Allen
Elementary School.
Michael is a 2nd grade student
in Ms. Debbie Pitts’ class. His
favorite book is “Race Through
Action.”
Michael is the son of Melony
Love and Mason Russell.
C ongratulations to Abbey
Strong for reaching her Accelerated Reader goal at the Allen
Elementary School. Abby is
a 3rd grade student in Mrs. Lisa
Peay’s class.
Abbey’s favorite book is “A
Fabumouse School Adventure” and her favorite author
is Geronimo Stilton.
She is the daughter of Jeremy
and Mika Strong.
Congratulations to Addison
Prentice for reaching her Accelerated Reader goal at the
Addison is a 1st grade student
Her favorite book is “Sleepy
Dog”, and her favorite author
is Norman Bridwell.
Addison is the daughter of
Derek and Heather Prentice.
Congratulations to Ava Laden for reaching her Accelerated Reader goal at the Allen
Elementary School. Ava is a
3rd grade student in Mrs. Lisa
Peay’s class.
Ava’s favorite book is “Diary
of a Wimpy Kid: Hard Luck”
and her favorite author is Jeff
Kinney.
Ava is the daughter of Richard and Stacy Laden.
Congratulations to Caidence
Cross for reaching her Accelerated Reader goal at the Allen
Elementary School.
Caidence is a 2nd grade student in Mrs. Julie Mills’ class.
Her favorite book is “The
Three Little Pigs”, and her favorite author is Kimberly and
James Dean.
Caidence is the daughter of
Craig and Lacie Cross.
Congratulations to Lexani
Edwards for reaching her Accelerated Reader goal at the
Lexani is a 1st grade student
in Mrs. Johnson’s class. Her
favorite book is Junie B. Jones
books, and her favorite author
is Mercer Mayer.
L exani is the daughter of
Jeremy Edwards.
Congratulations to Ellyanna
Janda for reaching her Accelerated Reader goal at the Allen
Elementary School.
Ellyanna is a 6th grade student in Mrs. McAfee’s class.
Thorn Trilogy” and her favorite
author is Kimberly Loth.
Ellyanna is the daughter of
Crystal and Jeremy Janda.
Congratulations to Kelsey
Hurt for reaching her Accelerated Reader goal at the Allen
Elementary School.
Kelsey is a 3rd grade student
in Mrs. Terra Wainscott’s class.
Her favorite book is “Pirates
Don’t Wear Pink Sunglasses”,
and her favorite authors are
Debbie Dadley and Marcia
Thornton Jones.
K elsey is the daughter of
Kelly and Christina Hurt.
Congratulations to Madison
Prentice for reaching her Accelerated Reader goal at the
Madison is a 2nd grade student in Mrs. Julie Mills’ class.
Her favorite book is “You Will
Be My Friend”, and her favorite author is Dr. Seuss.
Madison is the daughter of
Paul and Shannon Prentice.
Congratulations to Maddox
Wofford for reaching her Accelerated Reader goal at the
Maddox is a 5th grade student
in Ms. Sierra Barnhart’s class.
Babysitter’s Club”, and her favorite author is Anna Martin.
Maddox is the daughter of
Brad and Angela Wofford.
Pontotoc County Commissioners Proceedings
April 2015
April 6, 2015
The Board of Pontotoc County Commissioners met for a regular scheduled meeting in
which the time, place, and agenda were duly
posted on April 2, 2015 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, Brian
Carter, and Connie Burcham.
Motion by Floyd, second by Starns, to
approve March 23, 2015 and March 30, 2015
meeting minutes. All aye.
Motion by Starns, second by Floyd, to approve OPEH&W Health Plan Annual Renewal
Period Options, Benefit Changes, and Premiums for the 2015-2016 Plan Year. All aye.
Motion by Starns, second by Floyd, to let bid
#12, Pontotoc County District #2 road project
in the Silver Leaf Addition. Project will consist
of a two-inch overly applied to roads in Silver
Leaf Addition in District #2, with a total of 1.8
miles and twenty-two (22) feet wide. All aye.
Opened bid #10, purchasing light fixtures for
the Agri-Plex. Bids were as follows:
Broken Arrow Electric Supply Inc. $23,858.95
Locke Supply Company
$29,925.00
Motion by Floyd, second by Starns, to table
bid #10, purchasing light fixtures for the AgriPlex. All aye.
JR Grissom, Agri-Plex manager, discussed
payment issues with the Southeast Beef Expo
and their failure to pay the utilities used during
the Southeast Beef Expo event.
Motion by Roberts, second by Floyd, to table
bid #9, purchasing one or more, 2015 truck bed/
skid unit (re-bid of #7). All aye.
approve Emergency Management Fire Tax
Purchase request:
Midland Radio 250 radios/$24.90 each
$6,225.00 ZFEM2
All aye.
Motion by Roberts, second by Starns, to approve Byng VFD Fire Tax Purchase request:
Chief Fire & Safetybunker gear
$2,487.00 ZTVByng2
All aye.
Motion by Starns, second by Floyd, to
approve Call-A-Ride Fire Tax Purchase requests:
Smity’s Towing Repair
$200.00
Ada Fire Center
$300.00
Smity’s Towing & Recovery Service $100.00
All aye.
Approved claims.
Approved blanket purchase orders:
HWY
4859-4860
ZAP
4861
ZSF
4862-4863
ZFIRE
4868, 4879
Approved purchase orders for payment:
ZFIRETAX: 182, P E C, 33.99, SPLY; 183,
WELCH STATE BANK, 2041.07, LEASE; 184, P
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REMITTANCE;GENERAL: 1294, THOMSON
WEST, 244.86, SPLY; 1295, ADA FORD
LINCOLN MERCURY, 186.66, SPLY; 1296,
FOREHAND S GARAGE, 415.00, SPLY; 1297,
FOREHAND S GARAGE, 592.00, SPLY; 1298,
SECRETARY OF STATE/NOTARY, 20.00,
SPLY; 1299, KELLEY, JANNA L EDWARDS,
278.30, TRAVEL; 1300, NASCO, 156.97, SPLY;
1301, THYSSENKRUPP ELEVATOR CORP,
309.00, REMITTANCE; 1302, U S POSTMASTER, 25.00, POSTAGE; 1303, SOUTHEAST
DIST ASSESSORS ASSOCIATION, 150.00,
REGISTRATION; 1304, SOUTHWESTERN
STATIONARY & BANK SUPPLY, 352.50, SPLY;
1305, STAPLES CREDIT PLAN, 211.96, SPLY;
1306, ADA NEWS, 28.00, PUBLICATION;
1307, ADA NEWS, 28.00, PUBLICATION;
1308, ADA PAPER COMPANY, 397.53, SPLY;
1309, ADA TREE SERVICE & LANDSCAPING,
250.00, SPLY; 1310, CINTAS CORPORATION
LOC 618, 181.48, SPLY; 1311, O G & E, 106.39,
REMITTANCE; 1312, THYSSENKRUPP ELEVATOR CORP, 309.00, SPLY; 1313, OWENS,
JAMES M, 145.48, TRAVEL; 1314, RHODES,
FREDDIE E, 233.45, TRAVEL;HIGHWAY:
2101, CINTAS CORPORATION LOC 618,
784.91, SPLY; 2102, P E C, 814.84, REMITTANCE; 2103, RURAL WATER DIST #7, 44.19,
REMITTANCE; 2104, TRACTOR SUPPLY,
140.78, SPLY; 2105, U S CELLULAR, 94.03,
REMITTANCE; 2106, VISION BANK, 6013.49,
LEASE; 2107, FLOYD, RANDY WADE, 105.23,
TRAVEL; 2108, FLOYD, RANDY WADE,
104.65, TRAVEL; 2109, C L BOYD, 2418.00,
SPLY; 2110, MEAD LUMBER DO-IT CENTER,
LOC 618, 708.72, SPLY; 2112, CIRCUIT
ENGINEERING DIST #4, 125.82, SPLY;
2113, FITTSTONE INC, 1481.13, SPLY; 2114,
JONES EQUIPMENT CO, 5256.90, SPLY;
2115, MEAD LUMBER DO-IT CENTER, 20.05,
31.53, SPLY; 2117, O REILLY AUTOMOTIVE,
INC., 77.99, SPLY; 2118, RHYNES SURPLUS, 47.97, SPLY; 2119, SEAL MASTERS
INC, 1502.01, SPLY; 2120, CATERPILLAR
FINANCIAL SERV, 1749.89, LEASE; 2121,
CATERPILLAR FINANCIAL SERV, 1749.89,
LEASE; 2122, FIRST UNITED BANK, 1791.12,
LEASE; 2123, VISION BANK, 2675.18, LEASE;
2124, ROBERTS, JUSTIN, 706.10, TRAVEL;
LOC 618, 162.58, SPLY; 2127, GRAND TRUCK
EQUIPMENT, 141.14, SPLY; 2128, HALL S
AUTO, 680.81, SPLY; 2129, HALL S AUTO,
690.86, SPLY; 2130, JAMES SUPPLIES &
RENTAL CO., 204.98, SPLY; 2131, JAMES
SUPPLIES & RENTAL CO., 77.49, TRAVEL;
2132, SHERRELL STEEL L.L.C, 33.55, SPLY;
2133, WYCHE QUARRY, 150.00, SPLY; 2134,
CATERPILLAR FINANCIAL SERV, 1749.89,
LEASE; 2135, EMPIRE FINANCIAL SERVICES, 1882.41, LEASE; 2136, VISION BANK,
8693.79, LEASE; 2137, WELCH STATE BANK,
1033.03, LEASE;HEALTH: 273, BROWN, LISA,
70.15, TRAVEL; 274, BATTERY CENTER,
24.00, SPLY; 275, CROWELL LOCK & SAFE,
110.00, MAINT; 276, DELTA TRAK, 266.66,
SPLY; 277, GUEST COMMUNICATIONS
CORP, 188.52, SPLY; 278, O G & E, 928.47,
REMITTANCE; 279, STAPLES CREDIT PLAN,
321.35, SPLY; 280, U S CELLULAR, 218.89,
REMITTANCE; 281, WAL MART COMMUNITY
BRC, 64.54, SPLY; 282, WAL MART COMMUNITY BRC, 40.67, SPLY;RESALE PROPERTY:
118, MONROE CALCULATOR CO, 94.61,
SPLY;SHERIFF FEES: 533, FIVE STAR OFFICE SUPPLY 02, 749.03, SPLY;AGRI PLEX:
341, ADA PAPER COMPANY, 429.90, SPLY;
644.91, SPLY; 343, CROWELL LOCK & SAFE,
133.88, SPLY; 344, GRISSOMS, 193.80, SPLY;
345, HISLE BROS. INC., 147.77, SPLY; 346,
LATTA TRUCK & TRAVEL, 54.83, SPLY; 347,
O G & E, 61.57, REMITTANCE; 348, O G &
E, 3998.16, REMITTANCE; 349, U S ALERT
LLC, 35.99, REMITTANCE;ZLODGE: 79, RAILROAD YARD, INC., 13429.75, SPLY;
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT: 75, LATTA
TRUCK & TRAVEL, 171.00, SPLY; 76, SHAW
MACHINE, 250.00, SPLY; 77, WAL MART
COMMUNITY BRC, 59.24, SPLY;”
Approved monthly reports.
Approved April 2015 Appropriations:
Highway$294,828.43
CAR $26,380.66
Resale Property$27,950.94
Law Library$1,917.75
Visual Inspection.......................................$Mortgage Tax Cert........................... $615.00
Mechanic’s Liens............................ $770.00
Agri-Plex.................................... $12,102.50
Victim Rights`...............................................
Preventive Child Abuse............................ $Court Clerk Trust...................................... $Drug Court Sentencing............................. $911.................................................... $91.14
Preservation Fees....................... $2,850.00
REAP........................................................ $Court Clerk Revolving............................... $Juvenile Drug Court..................... $2,966.66
Flood Plain Management.......................... $Assessor’s Revolving..................... $229.00
Homeland Security................................... $Lodging Tax............................... $28,680.20
Sales Tax Proceeds................. $313,925.59
Emergency Management............ $5,000.00
Dept. of Environmental Quality................. $Hazmat Planning Grant............................ $County Reward Fund................................ $Pontotoc Co. Educational Fac. Authority.. $Courthouse Security.................... $5,608.43
DARE........................................................ $Commissary............................... $18,360.31
Sheriff’s Fees............................. $83,817.39
CDBG....................................................... $Health Department......................... $570.00
Excess Resale.......................................... $County Use Tax......................... $18,612.16
Fire Tax...................................... $71,979.71
County Fire Use Tax.................... $5,076.05
Permit Fees............................. $_________
TOTAL.................................. $922,331.92
Approved March 2015 monthly meeting
minutes for publication.
Chad Letellier, Emergency Management
Director, confirmed the inventory review for
Volunteer Fire Departments is complete.
Glenda Gonderman, Treasurer, stated the
County owned property that was bid on in
last week’s meeting by Chester Smith was
withdrawn due to it having two liens, one for
mowing and one for tearing house down.
Brian Carter, Locke Supply, said the fixtures
by vendors for the Agri-Plex bid #10 are not the
same. Commissioners stated they will review.
Motion by Roberts, second by Starns, to
adjourn. All aye.
April 13, 2015
Ada, Oklahoma. Gary Starns, Randy Floyd,
Justin Roberts, and Tammy Brown were present
for the meeting.
Gary Cooper, Brian Carter, Amy Iverson, A.J.
Scroggins, Glenda Gonderman, and Chad
Letellier.
Motion by Starns, second by Floyd, to approve April 6, 2015 meeting minutes. All aye.
Discussion by Gary Cooper, Amsoil, on saving the County money by using Amsoil products
with oil charges in County vehicles.
Motion by Starns, second by Floyd, to approve using Kerry John Patten, C.P.A. services
for Pontotoc County 2015-2016 fiscal year. All
aye.
Motion by Starns, second by Floyd, to approve letting bid #13, drug and alcohol testing
for Pontotoc County employees. All aye.
Motion by Floyd, second by Starns, to approve letting bid #14, six month bid. All aye.
Motion by Starns, second by Roberts, to
approve juvenile detention services with Sac
& Fox Nation for $21.11 a day for Pontotoc
County. All aye.
award bid #10, purchasing light fixtures for
the Agri-Plex to Locke Supply in the amount
of $29,925.00 based on need to adhere to
specifications. All aye.
Opened bid #11, installation of equipment
and light fixtures for the Agri-Plex. Bids were
as follows:
Sliger Electric................................$1,950.00
Ramsey Ward Electric..................$7,800.00
Double I Electric.........................$11,075.00
McGeehee Electric.......................$7,948.00
Motion by Floyd, second by Starns, to table
bid #11, installation and equipment of light
fixtures for the Agri-Plex.
approve purchase from ZLODGE2 to Locke
Supply for Agri-Plex light fixtures in the amount
of $29,925.00. All aye.
Motion by Roberts, second by Floyd, to
approve Chad Letellier, Emergency Management, to attend the National Severe Storms
Lab research project in Norman, OK June 1-5,
2015. All aye.
table awarding bid #9, purchasing one or
more, 2015 truck bed/skid unit (re-bid of #7).
All aye.
amend purchase from ZTCAR2 to CenterPoint
Energy for gas services in the amount of
$116.65, which was over the original amount
of $100.00. All aye.
approve Happyland VFD Fire Tax purchase
request:
Cab-Chassis truck on State Contract #SW035 FVC
doarnycoeurnt
$37,108.00
All aye.
approve transfer:
ZTVHAPP2 to ZTVHAPP3
$37,108.00
All aye.
General 4967-4969
ZSF
4970-4975
ZCOMM
4976
HWY
4978
ZCOMMISSARY: 12, GUDERIANS, 10120.32,
SPLY; 13, HOME DEPOT CREDIT SERVICES,
491.89, SPLY; 14, TIGER COMMISSARY
SERVICES, 4095.11, SPLY;
ZFIRETAX: 186, A T & T, 92.65, SPLY; 187,
ADA CITY UTILITIES, 65.45, SPLY; 188, ADA
TIRE CENTER INC, 263.06, SPLY; 189, B &
S SANITATION, 46.00, SPLY; 190, CENTERPOINT ENERGY - ARKLA, 15.71, SPLY; 191,
DOUBLE D AUTOMOTIVE, 361.90, SPLY;
192, FOREHAND S GARAGE, 667.69, SPLY;
193, O G & E, 210.65, SPLY; 194, RSI COMMUNICATIONS, 150.00, SPLY; 195, HOOTEN
OIL CO., 551.93, SPLY;
GENERAL: 1315, ADA TIRE CENTER INC,
15.00, SPLY; 1316, VERSATILE NETWORKS,
5764.86, SERVICE; 1317, MCDANIEL, JUSTIN
T, 286.35, TRAVEL; 1318, WALKER, BECKY,
436.43, TRAVEL; 1319, JORDAN, BILL, 75.00,
SPLY; 1320, OAKFIELD APPARATUS, 23.80,
SPLY; 1321, SUMMIT BUSINESS SYSTEM,
376.66, SPLY; 1322, ABC FIRST AID, 261.65,
SPLY; 1323, ADA CITY UTILITIES, 277.31,
REMITTANCE; 1324, ADA CITY UTILITIES,
36.95, REMITTANCE; 1325, CABLE ONE,
76.45, REMITTANCE; 1327, CANADIAN CO
JUV DET CENTER, 523.60, JUV DET; 1328,
CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES INC, 139.78,
REMITTANCE; 1329, CARPET WAREHOUSE,
147.00, SPLY; 1330, CENTERPOINT ENERGY
- ARKLA, 789.95, REMITTANCE; 1331, NICKERSON PLUMBING, 69.84, PLUMBING; 1332,
O G & E, 2619.31, REMITTANCE; 1333, O G &
E, 272.59, REMITTANCE; 1334, P E C, 23.00,
REMITTANCE; 1335, SABER TRANSPORTATION SUPPORT, 176.00, SPLY; 1336, SAC
& FOX NATION JUV DET CTR, 802.18, JUV
DET; 1337, SOUTHESTERN ALARM, 90.00,
REMITTANCE; 1338, TOTAL ASSESSMENT
SOLUTIONS CORP, 15000.00, SERVICE;
HIGHWAY: 2138, STARNS, GARY, 272.40,
TRAVEL; 2139, ADA FEEDCENTER, 108.00,
SPLY; 2140, ADVANCED WARNINGS, 450.00,
SPLY; 2141, ADVANCED WARNINGS, 240.00,
SPLY; 2142, BATTERY CENTER, 99.95,
SPLY; 2143, B & S SANITATION, 46.00,
REMITTANCE; 2144, BERT S HYDRAULICS,
600.00, SPLY; 2145, BUMPER TO BUMPER,
40.56, SPLY; 2146, FITTSTONE INC, 389.82,
SPLY; 2147, FITTSTONE INC, 358.88, SPLY;
FITTSTONE INC, 189.44, SPLY; 2150, FRYE
BROTHERS CONST, 805.00, SPLY; 2151,
GRISSOMS, 15.64, SPLY; 2152, HISLE BROS.
INC., 69.00, SPLY; 2153, HISLE BROS. INC.,
14.51, SPLY; 2154, HISLE BROS. INC., 128.80,
SPLY; 2155, HOOTEN OIL CO., 1550.40,
SPLY; 2156, RSI COMMUNICATIONS, 75.00,
REMITTANCE; 2157, NAPA OF ADA, 380.68,
SPLY; 2158, TIME STRIPING, 800.00, SPLY;
2159, TRUCK PARTS OF ADA, 78.62, SPLY;
2160, PRUITT COMPANY, 31.05, SPLY; 2161,
YELLOW HOUSE MACHINERY, 145.80, SPLY;
2162, PONTOTOC COUNTY EMERGENCY,
2000.00, SPLY; 2163, EMBASSY SUITES,
174.00, HOTEL; 2164, B & S SANITATION,
45.00, REMITTANCE; 2165, CULLIGAN,
554.40, SPLY; 2166, DC IGNITION, 245.00,
SPLY; 2167, FASTENAL, 490.00, SPLY; 2168,
FITTSTONE INC, 293.60, SPLY; 2169, FITTSTONE INC, 350.50, SPLY; 2170, FITTSTONE
INC, 356.95, SPLY; 2171, FITTSTONE INC,
346.38, SPLY; 2172, FITTSTONE INC, 914.01,
SPLY; 2173, FITTSTONE INC, 415.00, SPLY;
HOOTEN OIL CO., 5602.50, SPLY; 2176,
JAMES SUPPLIES & RENTAL CO., 22.46,
SPLY; 2177, JAMES SUPPLIES & RENTAL
CO., 176.55, SPLY; 2178, P E C, 310.46, REMITTANCE; 2179, RED RIVER SPECIALTIES,
387.50, PLUMBING; 2180, RSI COMMUNICATIONS, 75.00, REMITTANCE; 2181, RURAL
WATER DIST #8, 35.32, REMITTANCE; 2182,
SABER TRANSPORTATION SUPPORT,
101.00, SPLY; 2183, LANCASTER, KYRA C,
79.35, TRAVEL; 2184, B & S SANITATION,
45.00, REMITTANCE; 2185, CIRCUIT ENGINEERING DIST #4, 277.52, SPLY; 2186,
DIRECT DISCOUNT TIRE, 97.98, SPLY;
FITTSTONE INC, 1898.64, SPLY; 2189, FITTSTONE INC, 914.20, SPLY; 2190, FITTSTONE
INC, 508.50, SPLY; 2191, HOOTEN OIL
CO., 1207.71, HOTEL; 2192, HOOTEN OIL
CO., 3361.50, FUEL; 2193, O G & E, 112.50,
REMITTANCE; 2194, O REILLY AUTOMOTIVE, INC., 25.45, SPLY; 2195, RHYNES
SURPLUS, 19.94, SPLY; 2196, ROFF PUBLIC
WORKS AUTHORITY, 30.00, SPLY; 2197, RSI
COMMUNICATIONS, 75.00, REMITTANCE;
2198, SEAL MASTERS INC, 1658.49, SPLY;
2199, STONEWALL PUBLIC WORKS AUTH.,
54.32, REMITTANCE;SENIOR CITIZENS
TRANS: 218, UNDERGROUND SERVICE
CO INC, 250.00, SPLY;HEALTH: 283, HARJO,
ANGELA, 178.83, TRAVEL; 284, WILLIAMS,
JILL, 102.35, TRAVEL; 285, WILLIAMS, JILL,
140.30, TRAVEL; 286, ADA PAPER COMPANY,
302.20, SPLY; 287, CABLE ONE, 75.02, SERVICE; 288, M & M OUTDOOR MAINTENANCE,
260.00, SPLY; 289, SANOFI PASTEUR INC,
182.40, SPLY; 290, UMB BANK CORP TRUST
& ESCROW SER, 23167.96, REMITTANCE;
SHERIFF FEES: 534, SHANDY BYNUM,
60.00, TRANSP JUV; 535, HOLCOMB, ERIC
TRAVIS, 102.00, JUV DET; 536, RHOADS,
BRENT, 90.00, TRANSP JUV; 537, VIETZKE
II, ROLAND WAYNE, 36.00, TRANSP JUV;
538, WILLIAMS, JOE A, 66.00, TRANSP JUV;
539, ADA MINI STORAGE, 100.00, SPLY;
540, CABLE ONE, 123.50, REMITTANCE;
541, FUELMAN OF SOUTHERN OK, 4717.95,
SPLY; 542, SUPER LUBE, 315.33, SPLY; 543,
BROWN S PHARMACY & GIFTS, 386.78,
SPLY; 544, CABLE ONE, 205.02, REMITTANCE; 545, CINTAS CORPORATION LOC
618, 80.14, SPLY; 546, CULLIGAN, 151.00,
SPLY; 547, FIVE STAR OFFICE SUPPLY 02,
144.76, SPLY; 548, LOCKE SUPPLY, 118.67,
SPLY; 549, NICHOLS DOLLAR SAVER,
511.55, SPLY; 550, RHYNES SURPLUS,
79.99, SPLY; 551, T & D TRIM, 270.00, SPLY;
552, WAL MART COMMUNITY BRC, 127.30,
SPLY; 553, XEROX CORPORATION, 1016.14,
SPLY;
COUNTY CLERK MECH LIENS: 66, COUNTY
CLERKS & DEPUTIES ASSOC, 150.00,
REGISTRATION; 67, WALKER, PAMELA
A, 97.75, TRAVEL; 68, WALKER, PAMELA
A, 73.60, MILEAGE; 69, WALKER, PAMELA
A, 73.60, MILEAGE; 70, COUNTY CLERKS
& DEPUTIES ASSOC, 55.00, SPLY;AGRI
PLEX: 350, KIMBERLYN D TEACHEY, 200.00,
REMITTANCE; 351, ADA CITY UTILITIES,
66.50, REMITTANCE; 353, CENTERPOINT
ENERGY - ARKLA, 3360.62, REMITTANCE;
442.38, SPLY; 355, CULLIGAN, 30.00, REMITTANCE; 356, DEPENDABLE HEAT & AIR
INC, 75.00, SPLY; 357, FRYE BROTHERS
CONST, 345.00, SPLY; 358, HISLE BROS.
INC., 164.69, SPLY; 359, J B LUMBER, 329.99,
SPLY; 360, LATTA TRUCK & TRAVEL, 116.00,
INC., 22.27, SPLY; 363, OK DISPOSAL
& SANITATION, 1178.18, REMITTANCE;
364, TERRY S PEST CONTROL, 60.00,
REMITTANCE;COUNTY ASSESSOR FEE
REVOLVING FUND: 4, COUNTY RECORDS,
278.00, SPLY;EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT:
78, PAGE PLUS, 11.90, REMITTANCE; 79,
SPRINT COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY LP,
37.99, REMITTANCE;”
Informed the Commissioners the Health
Department approved their services with Kerry
John Patten, C.P.A. for 2015-2016 fiscal year
and mailed back agreement before Commissioners’ meeting.
Motion by Starns, second by Floyd, to
adjourn. All aye.
April 20, 2015
posted on April16, 2015 at 301 S. Broadway,
Ada, Oklahoma. Gary Starns, Justin Roberts,
and Pam Walker were present for the meeting.
Connie Burcham, Kim Johnson, Glenda Gonderman, John Christian, and Chad Letellier.
approve April 13, 2015 meeting minutes. Starns
and Roberts aye.
approve Proclamation declaring April 22, 2015
as Earth Day. Starns and Roberts aye.
Motion by Starns, second by Roberts, to let
bid #15, purchasing one or more, 2006 or newer
double steel asphalt roller. Starns and Roberts
aye.
Motion by Starns, second by Roberts, to let
bid #16, purchasing one or more 2005 or newer
dump truck. Starns and Roberts aye.
approve Claim for Reimbursement for Additional Homestead Exemption for Tax Year
2014. Starns and Roberts aye.
table Contract Part I between Pontotoc County
and Oklahoma Department of Commerce
(ODOC) for 16278 CDBG 14. Starns and
Roberts aye.
approve Sliger Electric bid of $1,950.00 for bid
#11, installation and equipment of light fixtures
for the Agri-Plex. Starns and Roberts aye.
table awarding bid #9, purchasing one or more,
2015 truck bed/skid unit (re-bid of #7). Starns
and Roberts aye.
accept insurance verification for Oil Center
VFD. Starns and Roberts aye.
Motion by Starns, second by Roberts,
to amend the following Fire Tax Purchase
requests:
Happyland VFD po#4535 from $250.00 to
$262.00 to pay freight
Starns and Roberts aye.
Motion by Starns, second by Roberts,
to approve the following Fire Tax Purchase
request:
Lula VFD $1,136.00
Holt Trailer
77 x 10 trailer
Lula VFD $11,787.80
Great Plains
Kubota RTV
Lula VFD $7,125.00
Casco
skid unit
Motion by Roberts, second by Starns,
to approve the following Fire Tax Purchase
request:
Allen VFD $338.00 Home Depot
chain saw
Approved Call-A-Ride Fire Tax blankets as
follows:
Ada Utilities
$100.00
OG&E
$400.00
Birch
$200.00
CenterPoint Energy
$100.00
Approved claims.
Approved transfer:
ZTVLULA2 to ZTVLULA3
$20,048.80 for purchase of trailer, RTV and
skid unit.
HWY 5064-5069
ZEM
5070
ZSF
5071-5076
ZCOMM 5077
ZFIRE 5080-5083
ZCOMMISSARY: 15, URGENT CARE, 938.00,
SPLY;ZFIRETAX: 196, CENTERPOINT ENERGY - ARKLA, 116.65, REMITTANCE; 197,
ADA SALES & RENTAL, 1901.30, SPLY; 198,
A T & T, 57.05, REMITTANCE; 199, ADA CITY
UTILITIES, 16.39, SPLY; 200, ADA CITY UTILITIES, 16.39, REMITTANCE; 201, NAPA OF
ADA, 327.96, SPLY; 202, NATES PIT STOP,
150.00, REMITTANCE; 203, SHIPMAN COMMUNICATIONS, 1763.40, SPLY; 204, STOLZ
TELECOM, 578.20, SPLY;ZCHSEC: 14, OESC,
53.50, UNEMP PREM;
GENERAL: 1339, A T & T SERVICES INC,
242.41, REMITTANCE; 1340, ABC FIRST
AID, 405.00, SPLY; 1341, BATTERY CENTER,
192.50, SPLY; 1342, A T & T SERVICES INC,
71.51, REMITTANCE; 1343, O S U COOP
EXTENSION SERV, 6268.00, REMITTANCE;
1344, WALKER, PAMELA A., 70.15, TRAVEL;
1345, A T & T SERVICES INC, 113.74, REMITTANCE; 1346, CABLE ONE, 205.02, REMITTANCE; 1347, J P COOKE CO, 119.85, SPLY;
1348, RELIABLE OFFICE SUPPLIES, 5.80,
SPLY; 1349, J P COOKE CO, 16.35, SPLY;
1350, DUNNIGAN, KAREN L, 93.73, TRAVEL;
1351, ADA, CITY OF, 175.00, REMITTANCE;
1352, ADA CITY UTILITIES, 266.65, REMITTANCE; 1353, ADA NEWS, 54.00, PUBLICATION; 1354, ADA PAPER COMPANY, 453.86,
SPLY; 1355, BROKEN ARROW ELECTRIC
SUPPLY INC, 156.32, SPLY; 1356, CINTAS
CORPORATION LOC 618, 113.13, SPLY; 1357,
CULLIGAN, 386.62, SPLY; 1358, FIVE STAR
OFFICE SUPPLY 02, 220.79, SPLY; 1359,
J B LUMBER, 89.67, SPLY; 1360, LOCKE
SUPPLY, 88.06, SPLY; 1361, TERRY S PEST
CONTROL, 25.00, SERVICE; 1362, TERRY
S PEST CONTROL, 90.00, REMITTANCE;
1363, THYSSENKRUPP ELEVATOR CORP,
895.25, SPLY; 1364, TREAT S SOLUTIONS,
20.91, SPLY; 1365, TREAT S SOLUTIONS,
44.93, SPLY; 1366, U S POSTMASTER,
140.00, POSTAGE; 1367, A T & T SERVICES
INC, 127.42, REMITTANCE; 1368, MILLER
OFFICE, 31.80, SPLY;HIGHWAY: 2200,
DOLESE BROS, 1087.91, SPLY; 2201, DUB
ROSS COMPANY, 1437.82, SPLY; 2202, ERGON ASPHALT AND EMULSIONS, 3921.56,
SPLY; 2203, LOCKE SUPPLY, 114.16, SPLY;
2204, LOCKE SUPPLY, 186.21, SPLY; 2205,
NAPA OF ADA, 192.15, SPLY; 2206, NAPA
OF ADA, 20.81, PARTS; 2207, NAPA OF ADA,
INC., 379.57, SPLY; 2209, O T A PIKEPASS
CTR-GOVT ACCT, 7.60, SPLY; 2210, BLESSING SAND PIT, JOYCE STOWERS, 303.19,
SPLY; 2211, BLESSING SAND PIT, JOYCE
STOWERS, 284.28, SPLY; 2212, BUMPER TO
BUMPER, 136.42, SPLY; 2213, FRED S TIRE
& BATTERY, 594.14, SPLY; 2214, GEORGE
SMITH SALVAGE, 225.00, SPLY; 2215, GRISSOM JOHN DEERE, 262.00, SPLY; 2216,
HERCULES TIRE SALES INC, 545.78, SPLY;
2217, HOOTEN OIL CO., 3643.00, SPLY;
2218, GEORGE SMITH SALVAGE, 1110.00,
SERVICE; 2219, TRUCK PARTS OF ADA,
368.36, SPLY; 2220, DOLESE BROS, 1588.56,
SPLY; 2221, DOLESE BROS, 1588.80, SPLY;
2222, EMBASSY SUITES, 261.00, HOTEL;
2223, DOLESE BROS, 748.94, SPLY; 2224,
FITTSTONE INC, 3347.79, SPLY; 2225,
FITTSTONE INC, 1084.31, SPLY; 2226, FITTSTONE INC, 3440.15, SPLY; 2227, O G & E,
231.07, REMITTANCE; 2228, O T A PIKEPASS
CTR-GOVT ACCT, 15.85, SPLY; 2229, SEAL
MASTERS INC, 1634.86, SPLY; 2230, SEAL
MASTERS INC, 1692.19, SPLY; 2231, WARREN CAT, 105.82, SPLY;HEALTH: 291,
UNDERWOOD, TIMBER, 219.65, TRAVEL;
292, MERCK, 1703.26, SPLY; 293, MILLER
OFFICE, 79.00, SPLY; 294, SUPPLY WORKS,
442.95, SPLY;RESALE PROPERTY: 119,
OESC, 138.00, UNEMP PREM; 120, CIMARRON HOTEL, 172.64, HOTEL; 121, OSU
CTP, 105.00, REGISTRATION; 122, OSU
CTP, 70.00, REGISTRATION; 123, SADLER,
MELISSA ANN, 69.00, TRAVEL; 124, SMITH,
DOLLY DELAYNE, 190.90, TRAVEL; 125,
HOME TITLE, 2850.00, SPLY; 126, STAPLES
CREDIT PLAN, 401.68, SPLY;SHERIFF FEES:
554, OESC, 540.40, UNEMP PREM; 555,
VIETZKE II, ROLAND WAYNE, 132.25, JUV
DET; 556, YEAGER, DYLAN RICHARD, 60.00,
TRANSP JUV; 557, A T & T MOBILITY, 653.55,
REMITTANCE; 558, COM DATA CORPORATION, 125.42, SPLY; 559, FIVE STAR OFFICE
SUPPLY 02, 419.74, SPLY; 560, SPECIAL
OPS UNIFORMS, 49.99, SPLY; 561, ADA
CITY UTILITIES, 1909.82, REMITTANCE; 562,
BABB ELECTRIC, 1113.28, SPLY; 563, CINTAS
CORPORATION LOC 618, 80.14, SPLY; 564,
SHRED IT, 255.61, SPLY; 565, TERRY S PEST
CONTROL, 65.00, SERVICE;MTG TAX CERT:
24, OESC, 29.14, 1ST QTR UNEMP PREM;
ZPRESERVE: 49, OESC, 69.00, UNEMP
PREM; ZSALESTAX: 202, PONTOTOC
COUNTY PUBLIC FACILITIES AUTHORITY, 263925.59, REMITTANCE;EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT: 80, ULTIMATE CAR WASH,
21.25, SPLY;ZCOURT: 90, OESC, 76.88,
UNEMP PREM;”
Sheriff John Christian discussed the fingerprint machine; needed software update. OSBI
stated that the equipment was not in compliance
and to be replaced.
adjourn. Starns and Roberts aye.
April 27, 2015
Ada, Oklahoma. Gary Starns, Justin Roberts,
and Pam Walker were present for the meeting.
Chad Letellier, Connie Burcham, and Glenda
Gonderman.
approve April 20, 2015 meeting minutes. Starns
and Roberts aye.
approve Contract Part I between Pontotoc
County and Oklahoma Department of Commerce (ODOC) for 16278 CDBG 14. Starns
and Roberts aye.
approve FY 2015-2016 Lease Agreement
between Pontotoc County and Linda Houston
d.b.a. Frontier Fireworks. Starns and Roberts
aye.
approve Resolution #15-54, Cooperative Agreement between Pontotoc County and Chickasaw
Nation for Homer Francis Road. Starns and
Roberts aye.
approve Resolution #15-55, Cooperative Agreement between Pontotoc County and Chickasaw
Nation for Country Club Road. Starns and
Roberts aye.
approve SA&I proposed corrections for FY
2011-2012 Financial Statement. Starns and
Roberts aye.
Roberts aye.
Roberts aye.
approve amendment to Happyland VFD Fire
Tax purchase request, purchase order #4992
to Bob Hurley Ford and increase amount to
$37,236.00 due to first vendor being dropped
from state contract before purchase. Starns and
Roberts aye.
Motion by Starns, second by Roberts, to approve the following Fire Tax purchase requests
from Allen VFD:
Chief Fire and Safety..............
$9,893.50
Rubber hose.............................$4,592.00
Valve . ................................$1,395.00
Adapter . ...................................$165.00
1 ½ nozzle...............................$1,060.00
Spanner wrench set....................$400.00
Marker lights...............................$625.00
Mount winch............................$1,369.00
Winch set . .................................$287.50
Tractor Supply..........................$779.98
Air compressor...........................$699.99
Hose reel .....................................$79.99
Approved claims.
HWY.... 5064-5069, 5143-5152
ZEM..................................5070
ZSF...... 5072-5076, 5154-5155
ZCOMM..................5077, 5156
ZFIRE.. 5080-5083, 5157-5166
GENERAL.........................5153
ZCOMMISSARY: 16, ADA PAPER COMPANY,
2494.39, SPLY;ZFIRETAX: 205, MIDLAND
RADIO CORPORATION, 6225.00, SPLY; 206,
EMERGENCY VEHICLE PARTS & PRODUCTS INC, 1720.00, SPLY; 207, CASCO
INDUSTRIES INC, 262.00, SPLY; 208, T D S
TELECOM, 93.68, REMITTANCE;GENERAL:
1369, WAITES DISCOUNT GUN, 1571.81,
SPLY; 1370, A T & T, 176.84, REMITTANCE;
1371, PITNEY BOWES, 122.38, SPLY; 1372,
CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES INC, 298.06,
REMITTANCE; 1373, A T & T SERVICES INC,
59.83, REMITTANCE; 1374, A T & T SERVICES
INC, 1410.83, REMITTANCE; 1375, ADA
NEWS, 28.00, PUBLICATION; 1376, ADA
NEWS, 29.40, PUBLICATION; 1377, ALLEN
ADVOCATE, 1083.04, PUBLICATION; 1378,
CROWELL LOCK & SAFE, 768.00, SPLY;
1379, J B LUMBER, 15.26, SPLY; 1380,
MILLER OFFICE, 30.00, REMITTANCE; 1381,
MILLER OFFICE, 20.86, SPLY; 1382, OESC,
2794.04, UNEMP PREM; 1383, TERRY S
PEST CONTROL, 25.00, REMITTANCE; 1384,
TREAT S SOLUTIONS, 1711.95, SPLY; 1385,
WAV11, 75.00, SPLY; 1386, A T & T SERVICES
INC, 75.37, REMITTANCE;HIGHWAY: 2232,
STARNS, GARY, 125.93, TRAVEL; 2233, A T
& T SERVICES INC, 277.83, REMITTANCE;
2234, HOOTEN OIL CO., 4220.00, SPLY;
2235, OESC, 1150.06, UNEMP PREM; 2236,
U S CELLULAR, 99.08, REMITTANCE; 2237,
FLOYD, RANDY WADE, 100.05, TRAVEL;
2238, FLOYD, RANDY WADE, 185.15, TRAVEL; 2239, BELSHE IND INC, 46.50, SPLY;
2240, DUB ROSS COMPANY, 2024.00, SPLY;
2241, OESC, 938.63, UNEMP PREM; 2242, O
REILLY AUTOMOTIVE, INC., .64, SPLY; 2243,
TRUCK PARTS OF ADA, 393.61, SPLY; 2244,
U S CELLULAR, 101.91, REMITTANCE; 2245,
POTTAWATOMIE DISTRICT #1, 55000.00,
SPLY; 2246, A T & T, 71.25, REMITTANCE;
2247, CENTERPOINT ENERGY - ARKLA,
288.13, REMITTANCE; 2248, CINTAS CORPORATION LOC 618, 206.80, SPLY; 2249,
CINTAS CORPORATION LOC 618, 280.94,
SPLY; 2250, DAVIS FLEET PARTS, 338.00,
SPLY; 2253, DOLESE BROS, 1342.23, SPLY;
2254, JENNINGS STONE, 349.00, SPLY; 2255,
MARTIN MARIETTA MATERIALS INC, 181.50,
SPLY; 2256, OESC, 1011.24, UNEMP PREM;
2257, O REILLY AUTOMOTIVE, INC., 80.00,
PARTS; 2258, SHERRELL STEEL L.L.C, 41.85,
MAINT; 2259, SOUTHWEST TRAILERS &
EQUIP, 210.00, SPLY; 2260, T D S TELECOM,
132.27, REMITTANCE; 2261, U S CELLULAR,
123.07, REMITTANCE; 2262, WAL MART
COMMUNITY BRC, 155.08, SPLY; 2263, WILSON CULVERTS INC, 2893.80, SPLY; 2264,
WYCHE QUARRY, 300.00, SPLY;SENIOR
CITIZENS TRANS: 219, WALKER RAY, TARA
MELISSA, 482.39, TRAVEL; 220, OESC,
402.37, UNEMP PREM;HEALTH: 295, HARJO,
ANGELA, 162.15, TRAVEL; 296, SOUTHEASTERN OK STATE UNIV, 35.00, REMITTANCE;
297, A T & T, 890.91, REMITTANCE; 298,
ADA CITY UTILITIES, 146.24, REMITTANCE;
299, AVAYA COMMUNICATIONS, 620.22,
SPLY; 300, CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES
INC, 292.00, SPLY; 301, CENTERPOINT ENERGY - ARKLA, 318.02, REMITTANCE; 302,
M & M OUTDOOR MAINTENANCE, 1120.00,
180± ACRES • PITTSBURG
COUNTY OK • QUINTON OK
AREA • OFFERED IN 2 TRACTS
Auction location: onsite- Bascum Rd (N 4290 Rd) & HWY 31
Quinton OK 74561- From Quinton Ok go 1 mile West on ST
Hwy 31 to Bascum Rd., go South ¾ mile to sale site.
TRACT 1: E/2 of lot 4 and W/2 W/2 of lot 3 and SW/4 NW/4 and
the W/2 SE/4 NW/4 of sec. 2-7N-18E, Pittsburg County Ok.
TRACT 2: E/2 of lot 3 and E/2 W/2 of lot 3 and E/2 SE/4 NW/4
and SW/4 NE/4 of sec. 2-7N-18E, Pittsburg County
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SPLY; 303, SOUTHWEST SOLUTIONS GROUP, 166.23, SPLY; 304, STAPLES CREDIT PLAN,
623.94, SPLY; 305, TERRY S PEST CONTROL, 44.00, REMITTANCE;RESALE PROPERTY:
127, GONDERMAN, GLENDA, 74.75, TRAVEL; 128, PIERCE, TERRI KAYE, 166.75, TRAVEL;
129, RHYNES, JAMES TRAVIS, 125.35, TRAVEL;SHERIFF FEES: 566, DG TECHNOLOGIES,
320.00, REGISTRATION; 567, KHAN, ZUBAIR A, 103.50, TRAVEL; 568, WILLIAMS, JOE A,
103.50, TRAVEL; 569, SHIPMAN COMMUNICATIONS, 474.90, SPLY; 570, U S CELLULAR,
98.93, REMITTANCE; 571, JOHN VANCE AUTO GROUP, 6939.32, SPLY; 572, HOME DEPOT
CREDIT SERVICES, 488.14, SPLY; 573, KIA, K LLC, 450.00, SPLY; 574, O G & E, 2774.66, REMITTANCE; 575, SHIPMAN COMMUNICATIONS, 145.80, SPLY; 576, STAPLES CREDIT PLAN,
39.98, SPLY; 577, WAL MART COMMUNITY BRC, 363.12, SPLY;AGRI PLEX: 365, ADA PAPER
COMPANY, 529.61, SPLY; 366, BLUE LINE RENTAL, 314.13, SPLY; 367, DOUBLE I ELECTRIC,
883.45, SPLY; 368, LATTA TRUCK & TRAVEL, 99.00, SPLY; 369, GRISSOMS, 74.04, SPLY;
370, HISLE BROS. INC., 76.76, SPLY; 371, J B LUMBER, 30.33, SPLY; 372, LATTA TRUCK &
TRAVEL, 51.28, FUEL; 373, LATTA TRUCK & TRAVEL, 53.64, SPLY; 374, O REILLY AUTOMOTIVE, INC., 8.49, SPLY; 375, PRUITT COMPANY, 127.80, MAINT; 376, PRUITT COMPANY,
86.50, SPLY; 377, SHERRELL STEEL L.L.C, 335.00, SPLY;EXCESS RESALE PROPERTY: 7,
FAULKNER, DELBERT WAYNE, 450.40, REMITTANCE;ZLODGE: 80, OESC, 233.30, UNEMP
PREM;ZSALESTAX: 203, OESC, 1001.00, UNEMP PREM;EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT: 81, A
T & T SERVICES INC, 57.04, REMITTANCE; 82, HAM RADIO OUTLET INC, 199.95, SPLY; 83,
LATTA TRUCK & TRAVEL, 186.32, SPLY;”
Approved April 2015 payroll.
Approved monthly reports.
Roberts submitted a proposal for the location of a Dollar General Store in Stonewall, OK.
Stonewall Highway 3640 between County Road 1650 and 1660, running south to Jesse will be
closed for six to eight months for bridge construction.
Motion by Starns, second by Roberts, to approve Ada Firefighter ZLODGE request for 2014.
Motion by Roberts, second by Starns, to adjourn. Starns and Roberts aye.
The foregoing are the minutes of the Board of County Commissioners for the month of April
2015 of the County Commissioners Journal No. 14.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
PONTOTOC COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
Gary Starns, Chairman
Justin Roberts, Member
Randy Floyd, Member
ATTEST
Pam Walker, County Clerk
(Published in The Allen Advocate on May 14, 2015)
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
WITHIN AND FOR
PONTOTOC COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Case No. PB-2015-1
In the Matter of the Estate of ANNA L. McKENZIE, Deceased
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT, PETITION FOR ORDER
ALLOWING FINAL ACCOUNT, DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP, FINAL
SETTLEMENT, DISTRIBUTION AND DISCHARGE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Frank Huffstutlar, Ruben Huffstutlar and
Donald Huffstutlar, Personal Representatives of the Estate of Anna L. McKenzie,
Deceased, having filed in this Court their Final Account of the administration of
said Estate, their Petition for Order Allowing Final Account, Determination of Heirship, Distribution and Discharge of said Personal Representatives, the hearing
of the same has been set by the Judge of this Court for Wednesday, the 27th day
of May, 2015, at 9:30 o’clock a.m. at the Pontotoc County District Courtroom,
Pontotoc County Courthouse, located in Ada, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma, and
all persons interested in said Estate are notified to then and there appear and
show cause, if any they have, why said Account should not be settled and allowed, the heirs of said deceased determined, said Estate distributed and the
Personal Representative discharged.
DATED this the 29th day of April, 2015.
S. Kessinger
Judge of the District Court
Kenneth R. Johnson
130 East 14th Street, Drawer 1690
Ada, OK 74820
580/332-2558
Attorney for Personal Representative
(Published in The Allen Advocate on May 7 and 14, 2015)
LEGAL NOTICE
IN AND FOR
PONTOTOC COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
FD-2010-193
In RE the Marriage of CARALYNNE DIANNE COPELAND, Petitioner, and
TERRY LYNN COPELAND, Respondent.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: CARALYNNE DIANNE COPELAND
Take notice that Respondent, Terry Lynn Copeland, has filed herein his Motion to Modify regarding child custody and child support. You must answer said
Motion on or before June 22, 2015, or said Motion will be taken as true and an
Order will be entered on behalf of Respondent.
Witness my hand and the seal of this Court this May 4, 2015.
Karen Dunigan, Court Clerk
By: s) B. Myers
Deputy
Terry Lynn Copeland
602 S. Jarrett
Wynnewood, Oklahoma 73098
580-599-3011
(Published in The Allen Advocate on May 7, 14 and 21, 2015)
LEGAL NOTICE
OF PONTOTOC COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Case No. CV-2015-67
ANDREW D. COCHRAN, Plaintiff,
vs.
TRUSTEES OF CHURCH OF CHRIST, 8th & OAK ST., ADA, OKLAHOMA and
TRUSTEES CHURCH OF CHRIST, ADA, OKLAHOMA, if living or in existence,
and if deceased or dissolved, their unknown members, officers and successors;
The Heirs, Executors, Administrators, Devisees, Trustees, and Assigns, and the
Unknown Successors of ED MENASCO and MARIE MENASCO, both Deceased;
OZIE C. HENSLEY and DOROTHY M. HENSLEY, if living, and if deceased, their
unknown successors; and The State of Oklahoma, ex rel. The Oklahoma Tax
Commission; Defendants.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO:
TRUSTEES OF CHURCH OF CHRIST, 8th & OAK ST., ADA, OKLAHOMA and
TRUSTEES CHURCH OF CHRIST, ADA, OKLAHOMA, if living or in existence,
and if deceased or dissolved, their unknown members, officers and successors;
The Heirs, Executors, Administrators, Devisees, Trustees, and Assigns, and the
Unknown Successors of ED MENASCO and MARIE MENASCO, both Deceased;
OZIE C. HENSLEY and DOROTHY M. HENSLEY, if living, and if deceased, their
unknown successors.
TAKE NOTICE that you and each of you, have been sued by the above named
Plaintiff in the above entitled action in the District Court of Pontotoc County, State
of Oklahoma, and that you must answer the Petition filed by Plaintiff in said cause
on or before the 26th day of June, 2015, or said Petition will be taken as true
and judgment rendered accordingly in favor of Plaintiff and against Defendants
above named in said action, quieting title to the following described real property
located in Pontotoc County, Oklahoma:
All of Lot 8 in Block 1 of West Side Addition to the City of Ada, Oklahoma
AND
All of Lot 7 in Block 4 of West Side Addition to the City of Ada, Oklahoma,
and judicially determining the heirship of ED MENASCO and MARIE MENASCO, both deceased.
WITNESS my hand and seal this 5th day of May, 2015.
Karen Dunnigan, Court Clerk
Pontotoc County, Oklahoma
By: s) B. Myer
Deputy
(SEAL)
Barry G. Burkhart, OBA#14092
120 South Broadway
Ada, Oklahoma 74820
(580) 332-2800
(580) 332-2811 (fax)
Attorney for Plaintiff
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LEGAL
NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT
COURT OK
PITTSBURG
COUNTY
WITHIN AND FOR
WITHIN AND FOR
LEGAL NOTICE
OFFERED
IN 2 TRACTS
PONTOTOC COUNTY
PONTOTOC COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
JUNE 10th
3PM
STATEWEDNESDAY
OF OKLAHOMA
WITHIN
AND FOR
No. P-2014-45
Case No.
JD-2015-11
Auction location:
onsiteBascum Rd (N 4290PONTOTOC
Rd) & HWY
31 Quinton O
COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of RICHthe Matter
of ALLEN
STATE
74561- In
From
Quinton
Ok goMORGAN,
1 mile West on ST
HwyOF
31OKLAHOMA
to Bascum Rd.,
ARD LAWRENCE HUBBLE, DeDOB: 05/01/2001, Alleged Deprived
Case No. JD-2015-10
South ¾ mile to sale site.
ceased.
Children as Defined by the Laws of the
In the Matter of BRITTANY HANTRACT
1:ofE/2
of lot 4 and W/2 W/2 of lot 3 and SW/4 NW/4 and the W/2 S
NOTICE OF HEARING RETURN
State
Oklahoma
SON, DOB: 01/17/1999, WILLIAM
NW/4AND
of sec.
2-7N-18E, Pittsburg
Ok.
OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY
SUMMONS
NOTICE
HANSON, County
DOB: 05/31/2000,
Alleged
Notice is hereby given that Richard
Mother:
Catherine
Allen
TRACT
2: E/2
of lot 3 and E/2Deprived
W/2 of Children
lot 3 andasE/2
SE/4 by
NW/4
Defined
the
Lee Hubble, the duly appointed and
You are hereby
notified
thatof
a PetiSW/4
NE/4
sec. 2-7N-18E,
Pittsburg
County OK.
Laws of the
State of Oklahoma
qualified Personal Representative
tion has been filed in the above
styled
AND NOTICE
More
info call orSUMMONS
look online.
of the estate of Richard Lawrence and numbered case, alleging that the
Mother: Michelle Hanson – Location
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Hubble, deceased, has returned and
above named child is deprived, as deUnknown
presented for confirmation, and filed
scribed more fully in the attached PetiYou are hereby notified that a Petiin said Court his Return of the sale of tion. The attached Petition is hereby
tion has been filed in the above styled
the following described real property of made a part of this Summons and
and numbered case, alleging that the
said estate, to-wit:
Notice and incorporated by reference.
above named child is deprived, as deSurface and Surface Rights Only
The Petitioner prays that the above
scribed more fully in the attached PetiLots 9, 10 and 11, Block 33, Original
named child be adjudicated deprived
tion. The attached Petition is hereby
Townsite of the City of Konawa, Semiand dealt with according to law, and for
made a part of this Summons and
nole County, Oklahoma
all proper orders and relief.
to George A. Reams for the sum of
That this matter will be heard at a
$37,000.00 and that June 4, 2015, at
hearing upon the Petition on the 16th
11:00 o’clock a. m. of said day, at the
day of June, 2015 at 10:30 a.m., in
and dealt with according to law, and for
courtroom of the District Court in the
the District Court, Pontotoc County
Courthouse in the City of Ada, PontoCourthouse, Ada, Oklahoma, before
toc County, Oklahoma, aforesaid, has
Judge at which time and place you
been duly appointed by said Court for may appear and show cause, if any
hearing said Return, at which time any
you have, why order and judgment in
person interested in said estate may
the proceedings should not be entered
Courthouse, Ada, Oklahoma, before
appear and file his exceptions in writing
as in the Petition prayed, and you are
Judge at which time and place you
to said Return and contest the same,
hereby summoned and notified to be
may appear and show cause, if any
and are hereby referred to said Return
present at said time and place and to
for further particulars.
bring and have with you the above
th
DATED this 12 day of May, 2015.
named child, if child be in your custody
s/ S. Kessinger or control, and you and each of you will
JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT in no wise omit, under penalty of law.
COURT Failure to appear without reasonable
Kurt B. Sweeney, OBA #17455
cause may result in you being held in
Sweeney, Draper & Christopher, PLLC
contempt of court and a warrant being
or control, and you and each of you will
P. O. Box 190
issued for your arrest pursuant to Title
in no wise omit, under penalty of law.
Ada, OK 74821-0190
10A O.S. §2-2-107(G).
Failure to appear without reasonable
Phone 580-332-7200
You are advised that the respondent
Attorney for Personal Representative
parents, guardian or custodian, and
(Published in The Allen Advocate on May
respondent child is entitled to be rep14, 2015)
resented by an attorney at each and
10A O.S. §2-2-107(G).
every stage of the proceedings and if
the parties are unable because of lack
parents, guardian or custodian, and
of present financial resources to obtain
OF PONTOTOC COUNTY
respondent child is entitled to be repan attorney, they are entitled, upon
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
resented by an attorney at each and
demonstrating this fact to the Court’s
Case No. PB-2015-31
every stage of the proceedings and if
In the Matter of the Estate of JO ANN satisfaction, to a Court-appointed atthe parties are unable because of lack
torney at no expense to such parties.
STORY now PICKENS, Deceased.
Petitioner prays that the child be
COMBINED NOTICE TO CREDIan attorney, they are entitled, upon
brought before the Court and dealt with
TORS AND NOTICE OF HEARING
in accordance with the Oklahoma ChilUPON THE FINAL ACCOUNTING
satisfaction, to a Court-appointed atdren’s Code, Title 10A O.S. §1-1-101 et
AND PETITION FOR DETERMINAtorney at no expense to such parties.
seq., and that the State of Oklahoma
TION OF HEIRS, DEVISEES, AND
reserves the right to seek a termination
LEGATEES, APPROVAL OF ATTORbrought before the Court and dealt with
of parental rights and the parents may
NEY’S FEES, DISTRIBUTION AND
in accordance with the Oklahoma Chilbe ordered to pay child support if the
DISCHARGE
dren’s Code, Title 10A O.S. §1-1-101 et
Notice is hereby given to all inter- juvenile is placed outside the home.
Failure to respond to this summons
ested parties and creditors of JO ANN
or to appear at this Hearing constitutes
STORY now PICKENS, deceased,
consent to the adjudication of the chilthat:
be ordered to pay child support if the
dren as deprived and may ultimately
JO ANN STORY now PICKENS,
juvenile is placed outside the home.
deceased, 1419 Nadine Dr., Ada, OK, result in the loss of custody of the
th
children or the termination of parental
died intestate on the 4 day of January,
rights to the children.
2012.
consent to the adjudication of the chilIN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
The total value of the estate of the
decedent is less than two-hundred hereunto set my hand this 7 day of
result in the loss of custody of the
May, 2015.
thousand dollars ($200,000.00), conchildren or the termination of parental
Karen Dunnigan
sisting of real estate in Seminole
Court Clerk
County, Oklahoma, as set forth in the
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
By: s) G. Pingleton
Petition, that will be distributed to the
hereunto set my hand this 7 day of
Deputy
following individuals in equal shares:
May, 2015.
(SEAL)
Michael Story, 7913B Hwy 270, HoldKaren Dunnigan
(Published in The Allen Advocate on
enville, OK; Billy Jo McCracken, 35984
Court Clerk
May 14, 2015)
Hwy 70, Seminole, OK; and Judy
By: s) G. Pingleton
Cloud, address unknown.
Deputy
The hearing on the final accounting
(SEAL)
and Petition shall take place on the
23rd day of June, 2015, at 11:00 o’clock
May 14, 2015)
a.m. in the courtroom of the Honorable
Steve Kessinger, Judge of the District
WITHIN AND FOR
Court, at the Pontotoc County CourtPONTOTOC COUNTY
WITHIN AND FOR
house, Ada, Oklahoma.
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
PONTOTOC COUNTY
All persons receiving this combined
Case No. JD-2015-10
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
notice may file objections to the final
In the Matter of BRITTANY HANCase No. JD-2015-12
accounting and Petition any time prior
SON, DOB: 01/17/1999, WILLIAM
In the Matter of CHRISTOPHER
to the hearing and send a copy of such
HANSON, DOB: 05/31/2000, Alleged
LYDA, DOB: 06/19/99, Alleged Deobjection to the Special Administrator,
Deprived Children as Defined by the
prived Children as Defined by the Laws
or that person will be deemed to have
Laws of the State of Oklahoma
of the State of Oklahoma
waived any objection to the final acSUMMONS AND NOTICE
SUMMONS AND NOTICE
counting and Petition.
Father: Anthony Hanson – Location
Father: Jackie Lyda
If an objection is timely filed, the
Unknown
You are hereby notified that a PetiCourt will determine at the hearing
You are hereby notified that a Petition has been filed in the above styled
whether summary proceedings are tion has been filed in the above styled
and numbered case, alleging that the
appropriate and, if so, whether the and numbered case, alleging that the
above named child is deprived, as deestate will be distributed and to whom
above named child is deprived, as described more fully in the attached Petithe estate will be distributed.
scribed more fully in the attached Petition. The attached Petition is hereby
All creditors having claims against
tion. The attached Petition is hereby
the estate of Jo Ann Story now Pickens,
made a part of this Summons and made a part of this Summons and
deceased, are required to present the
same with a description of all security
interest and other collateral (if any) held
by each creditor with respect to such
claim, to Michael Story, c/o Peary L. all proper orders and relief.
Robertson, P.O. Box 2336, Seminole,
OK 74818, on or before the following
presentment date of 10th day of June,
2015, or the same will be forever the District Court, Pontotoc County
barred.
Courthouse, Ada, Oklahoma, before Courthouse, Ada, Oklahoma, before
Dated this 4th day of May, 2015.
Judge at which time and place you Judge at which time and place you
s) Gregory Pollard
may appear and show cause, if any may appear and show cause, if any
Judge of the District Court
Peary L. Robertson, OBA#22895
Robertson Law Office, PLLC
P.O. Box 2336Seminole, OK 74818
Tel: (405) 382-7300 Fax: (405) 382-2887
Attorney for Special Administrator
(Published in The Allen Advocate on May 7
and 14, 2015)
or control, and you and each of you will or control, and you and each of you will
IN AND FOR
PONTOTOC COUNTY
10A O.S. §2-2-107(G).
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
10A O.S. §2-2-107(G).
Case No. PB-2015-29
In the Matter of the Estate of
parents, guardian or custodian, and parents, guardian or custodian, and
respondent child is entitled to be repA. J. Vinson and GENEVA E. VINrespondent child is entitled to be represented by an attorney at each and
SON, also known as Geneva Elzina resented by an attorney at each and
Vinson, Both Deceased.
every stage of the proceedings and if every stage of the proceedings and if
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To the Creditors and All Persons of present financial resources to obtain
an attorney, they are entitled, upon
Interested in the Estate of A. J. Vinan attorney, they are entitled, upon
son and Geneva E. Vinson, Both
satisfaction, to a Court-appointed atDeceased
satisfaction, to a Court-appointed attorney at no expense to such parties.
All creditors and persons having torney at no expense to such parties.
claims against A. J. Vinson and GePetitioner prays that the child be
neva E. Vinson, Both Deceased, are
brought before the Court and dealt with brought before the Court and dealt with
required to present the same, with the
in accordance with the Oklahoma Chil- in accordance with the Oklahoma Children’s Code, Title 10A O.S. §1-1-101 et
description of all security interests and
dren’s Code, Title 10A O.S. §1-1-101 et
other collateral (if any) held by each
creditor or person with respect to such
claim, to the undersigned Personal
Representative, being Wallace Dean
juvenile is placed outside the home.
Vinson, in care of Susie Bolin Sum- juvenile is placed outside the home.
mers, Attorney at Law, Post Office
Box 1488, 114 South Broadway, Ada,
consent to the adjudication of the chilOklahoma 74821, on or before the
consent to the adjudication of the children as deprived and may ultimately
presentment date of July 15, 2015, or
the same will be forever barred.
result in the loss of custody of the result in the loss of custody of the
DATED this 13th day of May, 2015.
Wallace Dean Vinson
Personal Representative
Susie Bolin Summers, OBA #22069
Alvin D. Files, OBA #2902
May, 2015.
May, 2015.
Charles D. Mayhue, OBA #5822
Karen Dunnigan
Karen Dunnigan
MAYHUE, SUMMERS & FILES, PLLC
Court Clerk
Court Clerk
Post Office Box 1488Ada, OK 74821Phone:
By: s) G. Pingleton
By: s) G. Pingleton
(580) 436-6500
Deputy
Deputy
Fax: (580) 332-7202
(SEAL)
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Choice Fresh Family Pack
¢
2
$
73% Fat
Free
Shurfine Squeeze
¢
Green
Beans
1
$ 99
- cut
- French
- no salt
56 oz
carton
Shurfine Squeeze
Mustard
¢
21
$
10 oz
Can
Shurfine
Shurfine Premium
Lb
Ketchup
21
$
14.5 oz
Can
Shurfine All Purpose
Flour
79
79
1
Syrup
Peanut
$ Distilled
Vinegar
Butter
1
1
2
23 24
Raisins
2
23
24
2
20-24 oz bottle
$
$
Shurfine Instant Light
Charcoal
$
gal
Liquid
69 Bleach
$
$
96 oz
jug
15 oz
cannister
Shurfine Liquid
1
Shurfine
Lettuce
1
$ 49
Lb
Shurfine
1
Oranges
99
4.5 oz
jar
1
29
10 oz
¢
Family
Steaks
10 cnt
box
16 oz
4
$
Lb
Smoked
Sausage
County Post Boneless Skinless
Chicken
Breast
39
$
Lb
Shurfine
2
$
12 oz Pkg
$
Choice Fresh Meat
Shurfine
99
Change for the Toaster
Butter Spread Waffles
$
$ 39
Shurfine Stack Pack
Lb
Shurfine
Shurfine
USDA Choice Boneless Beef
Pork Chops
¢
2 4 99 2 3
2
$
24 oz Carton
Chunk
Cheese
- cheddar
- colby
- colby jack
¢
Fancy Extra Large
$ 69
head
Shurfine
Shurfine
Family Pack Bone-in Sirloin
4
Garlic
99
25 o
Dairy & Frozen
19
$
3
128 oz jug
Western Family
Minced or Chopped
Premium Iceberg
Orange Cottage
Juice Cheese
3
1
4 Lb
Bag
Produce
$ 49
Bacon
Shurfine
Shurfine Seedless
14 oz
Box
11.6
Lb
Tomatoes
5 Lb
Bag
24 oz
Jar
Laundry
Dish
Sugar
$ 79 Detergent$ 49 Liquid
99
5
79
$
$
18 oz
Jar
69
Shurfine Granulated
Fancy Cello Pack
$
99
Graham
Crackers $
9.2-13
oz
$
Shurfine Maple or Butter
Shurfine Creamy or Chunky
Shurfine Honey or Cinnamon
Chocolate
Cookies
¢
20 oz bottle
14.515.25 oz
Can
24 oz Pkg
99
49
Shurfine White
Gallon
24 oz Loaf
Diced Tomatoes &
Green Chlilies
Ground Beef Ice Cream
- Whole Kernal
- Cream Style
- Sweet
Shurfine
Shurfine
Sandwich
Bread
$
• Whole
• 2%
• 1%
• Skim
Mountain Dew
or Pepsi
Shurfine
Senior Citizen
Discount Day
is
Wednesdays
•
Hunt Bro.
Pizza
Pimento Spread
99
2
$
12 oz Pkg
Shurfine
1
99
Lb
Corn Dogs
6
$
99
3 Lb Box
99

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