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GRAND PRIZESGRAND PRIZESGRAND PRIZESGRAND PRIZESGRAND PRIZESMust Be Present To Win Grand Prize
Oklahoma Outdoor Society9th Annual BanquetSaturday, August 3rd
Kingfisher County FairgroundsEXHIBIT BUILDING Kingfisher, Oklahoma
www.okoutdoors.orgFor Tickets, call
405-245-3490 or 405-368-0380
Will Be Given For Adults & Children
DOORSOPEN AT5:00 P.M.
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405-375-5497www.palmerchirokf.com
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SPORTSKINGFISHER AREA
HENNESSEYLOMEGAKINGFISHER DOVER CRESCENT OKARCHECASHION
A number of area athleteswill be recognized for the fi-nal times in their high schoolcareers this week at the an-nual Oklahoma Coaches As-sociation All-State Games inthe Tulsa area.
The weeklong event beginsSunday with the OCA Hall ofFame induction ceremonyand concludes Friday nightwith the all-state footballgames.
In between will be a mix-ture of coaches’ clinics, ven-dors and the rest of the all-state games, which pit teamsof recently-graduated stu-dents from the West versusthe East.
Kingfisher High School hasthe most students represent-ing the area in the all-stategames.
State champion swimmerMason York will represent theWest in the swimming com-petition at 6 p.m. Monday atJenks High School.
Kortney Meat will play forthe Small West in the girls’basketball game at 7 p.m.Wednesday at the Mabee Cen-ter at Oral Roberts Univer-sity.
Mitch Henderson and
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•Kingfisher Senior Citizens Center,Fri., Aug. 2nd, Watermelon by cen-ter; Fri., Aug 16th, KFC Chicken bycenter; Fri., Aug. 23rd, board meet-ing at 12:30 pm, business meetingat 2 pm, and birthdays; Thur., Aug29th, Duplicate Bridge at 7 pm.
•Eastern Star Fundraiser, Indian TacoDinner Fiesta, Mon., Aug 12th, 11am-2 pm at Masonic Lodge, 1601 S.Main, Kingfisher
•Kingfisher Music Boosters meetings2nd Monday of each month at 7 pmat KHS vocal/band room.
•Kingfisher Friends of the Librarymeets 1st Wed. of each month atnorth room of library, 12-1 pm.
•Rainbow for Girls meets 1st & 3rdMondays, 7 pm at Masonic Lodge,1605 S. Main.
•East Dover Livestock Assoc. meetingsto be held on the 2nd Saturday of eachmonth, 9 am-4 pm at the Lone GroveCommunity Center, lunch provided.
•Chisholm Trail Museum, Inc. meetsat 5 pm every 2nd Thurs. of themonth at museum, 605 Zellers.
•Crescent VFW Rib Dinner every 3rdFriday at 6 pm; Bingo every Mondayat 7 pm.
•Wheatbelt Toastmasters meet at 6:30pm on the 2nd & 4th Thursday atNBC Bank, 801 S. Main.
•American Legion Meeting on 2ndThurs. of each month, 7 pm at theLegion Room in Memorial Hall.
•Kingfisher Rotary Club meets Tues.noon at 102 N. Main.
•Kingfisher Lions Club meets Thurs.noon at 102 N. Main.
•Free Blood Pressure and DiabetesTest, 4th Wed. of each month. No res-ervation needed. Wheatheart Nutri-tion, 1605 S. Main, 375-3472.
•Kingfisher Co. Republicans meet 3rdTues. of each month, 6:30 pm atInterBank Community Room.
•Oklahoma Dept. of Veterans Affairs(ODVA) representative at InterBankSouth Branch on 1st & 3rd Mon. ofeach month.
•Lone Oak Community Center meet-ing, 7 pm on the 1st Saturday of eachmonth.
•Alcoholics Anonymous, Kingfishergroup meets 8 pm Monday at Memo-rial Hall, Ste 3.
•Kingfisher Shop Owners meet 5-6 pmevery 4th Thurs. at Little Bit of Ev-erything, 115 E. Robberts.
•Dover Sr. Citizens pitch & dominoes,2nd & 4th Sat. of every month at 6pm.
•Kingfisher Co. Democrats meet 3rdTues. of each month, 7 pm at NBCBank, 801 S. Main.
•Hennessey TOPS #084 meets Thurs.at the Methodist Church. Weigh-inat 5:30 pm, meeting at 6:30 pm.
•ETC Task Force (Domestic Violence)meets 3rd Thurs. of every month at12 noon at the OSU Ext. Office.
•KCC meets at 7 am Wednesday in thebuilding below downtown watertower.
Grant Newton will wear theWest uniforms in the footballgame at 7 p.m. Friday at UnionHigh School.
Cashion’s DextonRobertson and Ty Reasnorwill also play for the West inthe football contest.
John Moon of Crescent, anOklahoma Christian signee,will play in the small-schoolboys’ basketball game at 7p.m. Thursday at the MabeeCenter.
Okarche’s Sam Grellnerand Dover’s Leno Ramirezwill be teammates on the Westteam at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday inthe baseball game at ORU.
Additional players can beadded to the rosters through-out the week as the needarises.
Following is a complete listof all-state games throughoutthe week:
Golf – 8:30 a.m. Monday,Cherokee Hills Golf Club
Swimming – 6 p.m. Mon-day, Jenks High School
Baseball – 4:30 p.m. Tues-day (small) and 7 p.m. (large),Oral Roberts University
Tennis – 5 p.m. Tuesday,Union Intermediate HighSchool
Volleyball – 6 p.m. Tues-day (small) and 7:30 p.m.,Bixby High School
Wrestling – 7 p.m. Wednes-day, Bixby High School
Girls’ basketball – 7 p.m.Wednesday (small) and 8:30p.m., Oral Roberts University
Boys’ basketball – 7 p.m.Thursday (small) and 8:30p.m., Oral Roberts University
Football – 7 p.m. Friday,Union High School
Local standouts highlight OCA All-State week
CASHION’S DEXTON ROBERTSON (70) and Ty Reasnor (13) will be teammates onelast time Friday in the OCA All-State football game at Union High School in Tulsa.[Photo by Amy Broadbent]Leno Ramirez
Thursday was a day thatannually has the attention ofhigh school coaches statewide- and it didn’t disappoint.
The OSSAA released itspreliminary Average DailyMembership numbers forschool, figures that determineclassifications in sports.
Some of the biggestchanges after the numberswere released took place inKingfisher County basketball.
Three schools will changeclassifications in basketballand the one that had everyonetalking Thursday sees a pe-rennial power moving down.
As the numbers stand now,Okarche, with an ADM of80.46, is the smallest school inClass A.
However, with Cheyenne
and Reydon expected to co-op in the sport, that will movethem up to Class A and bumpOkarche down to the state’ssmallest class.
“I think that certainlymakes them the favorite,” saidLomega coach KevinLewallen, whose team isfirmly entrenched in Class Bwith an ADM of 41.42, thesmallest in Kingfisher County.
Lewallen was referring toOkarche, which returns all fivestarters from last year’s ClassA girls’ state title team. On topof that, they’re expected to getRandi Hufnagel back from aknee injury and have addeddepth in new superintendent’sdaughter, Laci Friesen.
“Class B was going to be
up for grabs next year,”Lewallen said. “This changesthe landscape in a big way.”
As expected, Kingfisher ismoving back to Class 4A afternearly a decade in Class 3A.Kingfisher has an ADM of386.60, making it the fifthsmallest in Class 4A as thenumbers currently stand.
Also moving up is Cashion,which is now in 2A. The Wild-cats have been bouncing be-tween Class 2A and Class A
the past few years. Cashionhas an ADM of 135.67.
Hennessey (223.35) andCrescent (168.92) stay put inClass 2A.
The numbers - and poten-tial changes - aren’t final.
Schools have a limitedamount of time to contest anydiscrepancies they may see intheir numbers. The OSSAAboard of directors will ap-prove the final numbers at theAugust meeting.
The numbers also affectfootball for the 2014 and 2015seasons as the district assign-ments for those seasons willbe made in September.
While no local schools areexpected to change classifica-tions for those seasons,
Kingfisher’s Class 3A couldsee some changes.
Chief among them is long-time rival Tuttle’s expectedmove to 4A, right along withNewcastle. Also, Douglass isexpected to drop from 4A to3A.
County schools movin’ on up...and downOSSAA releases ADM; 3 area schools potentially changing classes
Cashion sophomoreVaughn Raney was averaged9 points per game and led hisOklahoma Eagles team in as-sists last weekend as they fin-ished third at a AAU nationaltournament in Duncanville,Texas.
The Eagles were part of a64-team field and feature play-ers from Shawnee, Edmond,Midwest City, Elk City,Bethany and Duke.
They finished 5-2 in thetournament, which wasNCAA certified, meaning col-lege coaches could be on handto evaluate.
Raney was Cashion’s sec-ond-leading scorer as a fresh-man last season, helping theWildcats come within one winof reaching the Class A areatournament.
Raney helps teamto solid AAU finish
We’ve noted several sum-mer baseball and basketballteams who have numerousaccomplishments throughout2013.
However, we know thereare a lot more.
If you know of local teamsor local players on teams whohave had a good summer cir-cuit, send us the info.
Just call 375-3220 or emailthe information [email protected].
As always, pictures arewelcome.
Send in yoursports news
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~ INDEX ~Acreages For Sale .................... 39Antiques, Art & Collectibles .... 43Auctions .................................... 27Autos & Accessories ................. 7Autos Wanted ........................... 30Bicycles & Motorcycles ............. 9Business Opportunities ............ 2Business Property ................... 20Cattle, Livestock & Poultry ..... 16Child Care ................................... 3Farm Equipment ....................... 11Farm Machinery ....................... 17Farms For Sale or Rent ........... 40Fencing ..................................... 34Firewood ................................... 41For Rent ...................................... 5For Sale ....................................... 6For Sale or Lease ..................... 37Furniture & Household Items .. 10Garage Sales & Yard Sales ..... 28Hay-Grain-Feed & Seed ........... 18Health Items, Vitamins ............. 19Help Wanted ............................... 1Horses & Tack .......................... 13Houses, Apts. For Rent ........... 23Houses, Apts. For Sale ............ 24Lawn & Garden ......................... 12Leases ....................................... 33Loans ........................................ 35Lost & Found ............................ 29Miscellaneous .......................... 42Mobile Homes ........................... 25Mobile Home Spaces ............... 26Oil & Gas Information .............. 44Pets & Supplies ........................ 14Real Estate ................................ 22Recreational Vehicles ................ 8Services .................................... 38Special Notices ........................ 31Sportsman Items ...................... 15Steel Buildings ......................... 32Trucking .................................... 36Wanted ...................................... 21Work Wanted .............................. 4
Help Wanted 1
...is looking to hirequalified oilfield tank truckdrivers for the El Renoarea. You must carry aClass A CDL, be 21 yearsold, and have at least 1year tank truck drivingexperience.
Starting pay $18-$22/hrdepending on experience,with potential to make$24/hr. Raise programbased on quarterlyreviews.
Benefits Available.Contact Rusty(580) 399-5608 (1
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For Sale 6
...an oilfield service company istaking applications for full time
Diesel Technicianat our Kingfisher facility. Must be aversatile heavy truck/trailer dieseltech, with 2 years of experience,and valid driver’s license, (CDL aplus). Must furnish own tools;specialty tools provided. We offercompetitive pay and benefits.Call 1-800-256-4014
EOE and Drug Free Workplace
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Fleet MaintenanceQualified Class A CDLDriver w/3yrs all seasonflatbed experience local.Semi-trailer/forklift, Me-chanic skills required.
$17.90 - $19.70
Maintenance ElectriciansIndustrial experience pre-ferred.
$18.50 - $20.65
Quality TechniciansStatistical process control,experience preferred.Quality Audits, customerservice & problem solvingskills needed.
$15.00 - $17.40
Competitive wage & ben-efits. Must apply in person at
WeldersExperienced
$14.00 - $15.51
AssemblersWill train.
$11.00 - $14.17
DEXTER AXLE500 SE 27th
El Reno, OK 73036EOE
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Kingfisher Regional Hos-pital is looking for the rightindividual to provide excellentnursing care to our Emer-gency Department patientsutilizing established stan-dards of care.
Qualified candidates forthis full-time,non-exempt po-sition must possess:• Ability to prioritize & handle
multiple tasks simulta-neously
• Intermediate personal com-puter skills
• Current Oklahoma RN Li-censure
• CPR; ACLS preferredModerate physical activity
performing somewhatstrenuous daily activities of aprimarily product/technicalnature.
Apply Online:www.kingfisherhospital.com
or Hospital Front Lobby
RNEmergencyDepartmentFull Time Night Shift
Position 7p-7a
MECHANICSNEEDED
in El Reno areaGreat company,
competitive pay andgood benefits.
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ALL POSITIONSAll skill levels
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Help Wanted 1DRIVERS: 5 on 2 off, 5 on 3 off, lodging,
breakfast and dinner paid, CDL-A, 1year tanker with hazmat experience,405-935-4569. [7-31-4p]
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT needed toorganize office and basic computer,organization skills needed, you shouldbe responsible for answering tele-phone calls, maintaining diaries, ar-ranging appointments, taking mes-sages, typing/word processing, filingand organizing meetings, salary willbe $770 per week, interested personsshould contact,[email protected]. [8-18-7p]
OPPORTUNITIES INC: has an immediateopening for a highly motivated personto fill a part-time child and adult carefood program position in Watonga,OK, a valid Oklahoma driver’s license,ability to travel, and strong computerand communication skills are required,experience preferred but willing to trainthe right person, application is avail-able at www.opportunities-inc.org/”join our team”, submit applicationand resume by email [email protected], bymail to human resources department,P.O.Box 569, Watonga, OK 73772, orby fax: 580-623-7290, this is a grant-funded position, E.O.E. [7-31-2c]
PUMP TRUCKOPERATOR
Hazmat Experience Preferred.Class A CDL Required.
Health Plan, 401(k), EOE
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Part TimePosition Available
JANITORat Sts. Peter & Paul
Parish & School
Please call 375-4616for an application
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Child Care 3HOME DAYCARE has openings, 2-years-
old and up, Melody Coughlan, 375-4300. [7-21-tfc]
HOME DAYCARE in Kingfisher has open-ings, please call Juliett for more infor-mation, 659-5507. [8-4-4p]
Work Wanted 4TREE TRIMMING and removal, stump re-
moval, call James at 375-5868. [7-31-2p]
Seaton Construction• Roofing • Remodeling
• Siding • WindowsReferences Available
~ CASHION ~368-1500 • 433-2529 or 2548
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Serving Kingfisher & TheSurrounding Areas Since 1980
• Room Additions• Custom Cabinets• Patios & Decks• Commercial & Residential
Contact Us405-375-5097405-368-7325
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Wireless Home Security24-Hour Monitoring
*Burglary *Fire *Medical Emergencies
1-800-375-4121OK License
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GARAGE DOORS
R&M ServicesSales, Installation & Repairs
Mark & Richard York
375-4357 (4)(S-tfc)
WeAre Your
Chain Saw & TrimmerHEADQUARTERS
Chain Saws with12” to 30” Bars in Stock
Stihl Oilomatic Chain• Chromed cutters • Pre-stretched
• Oilomatic Grooves • Larger RivetsThe Best Saw Chain Value Available!
Full Selection of
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WE CARRY HONDA TILLERS
Sales • ServiceParts & Accessories
ROTHER BROS., INC.Hwy 81 N., Kingfisher
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Trimmers
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CHISHOLMTRAIL STORAGEUnits Starting At $25 Per Month
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For Sale:1 COMPLETE
WINDMILLCall 368-7568
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For Sale 6FOR SALE: Electric chair lift for van or
car, call 295-2966. [7-28-4c]FOR SALE: 6 1/2 foot, black Adventure
Out pick up shell, wired, carpet run-ners, $250, obo, 263-7272, leave mes-sage. [7-28-2p]
FOR SALE: 2000 KX 250 dirt bike, lowhours, $1,500 or obo, 2006 Honda CRF80 dirt bike, low hours, $675 or obo,call 918-961-8217. [7-28-1p]
FOR SALE• 3000 Gal. Upright Poly Storage tank• 750 Gal. Poly Nurse Tank
on Trailer• Transfer Pump w/CartPaul Krittenbrink • 368-7568
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Hwy. 81 North • Kingfisher • 375-5349Authorized
HONDA, BRIGGS & STRATTON
AND KOHLER DEALERWE HAVE HONDA
GENERATORS & WATERPUMPS IN STOCK!
We service all makes oflawn and garden equipment
We Also Have Parts Available ForKawasaki and Kubota Small Engines
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Quick Turn-Around & Low Prices
PLUMBING & ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS
110 N. Main • 375-3242
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LAMPS REPAIRED
CRANDALL & SANDERS
Furniture & Household Items 10
Farm Equipment 114-WHEEL grain wagon, 400 bushel ap-
proximately, roll over tarp, shedded,368-7018. [5-26-tfc]
For Sale
AGRICULTURALLIME
Certified Scales On SiteCall Zac
JACOBS FARMSOkarche
405-255-4186
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Hay-Grain-Feed-Seed 18AGRICULTURAL LIME and gypsum, R.
Schweitzer Gypsum & Lime, 263-7967or 263-4472. [8-3-tfc]
SMALL SQUARE wheat straw bales, largeround wheat straw bales, small squarebermuda grass-crabgrass mix bales,fertilized and sprayed for weeds,Rodney, 368-8079. [7-14-tfc]
PUBLISHER’S NOTICE:All real estate advertised herein is subject to theFederal Fair Housing Act, which makes it illegal toadvertise “any preference, limitation, or discriminationbecause of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familiastatus or national origin, or intention to make anysuch preference, limitation or discrimination. Thisnewspaper will not knowingly accept any advertisingfor real estate which is in violationof the law. All persons are herebyinformed that all dwellingsadvertised are available on anequal opportunity basis.
Real Estate 22FOR SALE: Eight acres, new well, pond,
and electric, west of Crescent, $22,500,Real Estate One, cell, 405-590-1821,office, 405-293-4101. [7-28-5pS]
FOR SALE
20 AcreHorse/Cattle FarmNice 3 Bedroom, 3 BathBrick Home with FormalLiving Room, Formal Din-ing Room, Den, Lots ofStorage and Fenced.Large 2-Car Garage,Large Barn, Loafing Shed& Tack Shed.
2-1/2 miles southof Crescent.
~ Contact ~Deanna Dugger, Realtor
405-714-8767or Glenda Lindholm
405-863-8651
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Houses & Apts. For Rent 23HOUSES FOR rent: 375-3836, 314-5542.
[1-4-tfc]RECREATIONAL LOT: At Wittrock Mobile
Home Park, $60 per month, 1 yearlease, call 405-368-4125. [6-30-tfc]
FOR RENT: 3 bedroom, CH/A, garage,1307 S. 12th place, $700 per month,call Brian, 368-6775. [7-24-tfc]
Houses & Apts.For Sale 24MOVE IN ready home in El Reno, 2 bed-
room, 1 bath, 2 car garage/shop, barn,carport, nice, $68,000, Real Estate One,cell, 405-590-1821, or 405-293-4101. [7-28-10pS]
Mobile Homes 25ZERO DOWN, If you own land or have a
trade in, no minimum credit score re-quired, free statewide delivery, callAmerica's No. 1 homebuilder for ap-proval, 866-888-2825, wac. [3-11-tfc#668]
SPECIAL GOVERNMENT PROGRAM:Own land, family land, zero down, don’tprejudge your credit, E-Z qualify byphone, $2,000 furniture package withpurchase, homes starting at $26,500and up w.a.c., 405-631-7600 or 405-206-3693. [10-28-tfc#880]
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Special Notices 31FREE HOME Bible study: Send name/
address to: P.O. Box 164, Kingfisher,OK, 73750. [3-10-tfc]
DOES YOUR basemant or cellar leak,don’t wait till it storms again, no exca-vating, call 1-855-682-4167. [8-14-6p]
Fencing 34THOMPSON FENCE, stockade, chain link,
split rail, free estimates, call 262-4150.[6-2-tfc]
Services 38STINSON PAINTING and Construction:
Interior-exterior painting and textures,insured and licensed, Mike and CindyStinson, 405-375-4790. [11-25-tfcW]
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NOW HIRINGTruckwash Team Members
Hennessey, OKStarting at $10.50 per hour, plus
OT40+ hours per week
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(Published Wednesday, July 17 & 28, 2013, in the Kingfisher Times & Free Press)
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CASE NO. CV-2013-40PUBLICATION NOTICE
a. State of Oklahoma To: The heirs,devisees, trustees, assigns, executors,and administrators of Juanita MarieMarkus, deceased;
b. The Juanita Markus Trust, alsoknown as the Juanita Marie MarkusTrust, created under the Last Will andTestament of Joseph T. Markus, de-ceased, if in existence, and if not inexistence and dissolved, its unknowntrustees, successors and assigns; and
c. Marvin Markus, Trustee of theJuanita Markus Trust, also known as theJuanita Marie Markus Trust, created un-der the Last Will and Testament of Jo-seph T. Markus, deceased, if he contin-ues to be trustee of said trust, otherwisehis unknown successors.
You, the above named, are herebynotified that you have been sued in theDistrict Court of Kingfisher County, Okla-homa, in Case No. 2013-40 whereinSherry Trent, Sandra Bryen, PatriciaHaffey, Thomas Uhlenhake, and JohnUhlenhake, are plaintiffs, and you abovenamed are defendants.
Therefore, take notice that unlessyou answer on or before the 4th day ofSeptember, 2013, the Petition andAmended Petition of the plaintiffs filed insaid cause will be taken as true andjudgment will be rendered as prayed fortherein, quieting title in Sherry Trent,Sandra Bryen, Patricia Haffey, ThomasUhlenhake, and John Uhlenhake, theirheirs and assigns, in the following de-scribed properties in Kingfisher County,State of Oklahoma to-wit:
The East 23 feet of Lot Ten (10) andthe West 57 feet of Lot Nine (9), inBlock Two (2), Cheyenne Additionto the City of Kingfisher, KingfisherCounty, Oklahoma andthe Southeast Quarter (SE/4) of theNorthwest (NW/4) and Lots Three(3), Four (4) and Five (5), SectionSix (6), Township Fifteen North,(T15N) Range Five West (R5W) ofthe Indian Meridian, KingfisherCounty, Oklahoma.
and forever barring the defendants, andeach of them, from claiming or assertingany title or interest of any kind or naturein and to said real property, determiningthe heirs at law of Juanita Marie Markus,deceased, and for such other and furtherrelied as the Court deem just and proper.
For further particulars, you are re-ferred to the Petition filed herein.
LISA MARKUS, COURTCLERKBy: /s/ Becky BendaDeputy Court Clerk
Sara J. Boeckman (OBA#12460)Attorney at Law1125 South Eighth StreetKingfisher, OK 73750405-375-4785LPXLP
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(Published Sunday, July 28 and August4, 2013, in the Kingfisher Times andFree Press.)
NOTICE TO CREDITORSAll persons having claims against
Donovan Boutwell, Deceased, whoseestate is being administered in CauseNo. PB-2013-32 in the District Court ofKingfisher County, Oklahoma are re-quired to present the same with a de-scription of all security interests andother collateral (if any) held by eachcreditor with respect to such claim, to thenamed Personal Representative at c/oHarrison & Mecklenburg, Inc., 202 North
(Published Sunday, July 28 and August4, 2013, in the Kingfisher Times andFree Press.)
CASE NO. PB-2013-40COMBINED NOTICE OF HEARING
PETITION FOR SUMMARYADMINISTRATION, APPOINTMENTOF A SPECIAL ADMINISTRATOR
AND A PERSONAL REPRESENTA-TIVE, DETERMINATION OF HEIRS,
LEGATEES AND DEVISEES,ISSUANCE OF LETTERS OFSPECIAL ADMINISTRATION,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS, ADMIS-SION OF WILL TO PROBATE, FINAL
ACCOUNT, DISTRIBUTION ANDDISCHARGE
To: All person interested in the Estate ofCharles Arthur Norbury:
You are notified that on the 24th dayof July, 2013, Norma Jean King filed insaid Court her Petition for Summary Ad-ministration, Appointment of SpecialAdministrator and Personal Representa-tive, Determination of Heirs, Legateesand Devisees, Issuance of Letters ofSpecial Administration, Notice of Credi-tors, Admission of Will to Probate, FinalAccount, Distribution and Dischargepraying that the Court appoint the Peti-tioner as the Special Administrator undertitle 58 OS 235 et seq. to serve withoutbond; that a date be fixed for hearing thePetition and notice thereof given as re-quired by law; that the Court Admit theLast Will and Testament of the decedentfiled contemporaneously with the Peti-tion to probate; that the Court deter-mined the heirs, legatees and deviseesof the decedent and, in due course, ap-prove the final account, distribute theproperty of the estate, appoint a Per-sonal Representative, if necessary, anddischarge the Special Administrator and,if appointed, the Personal Representa-tive.
The Petitioner has alleged that thedecedent, Charles Arthur Norbury, diesAugust 1, 2012, and his domicile and lastresidence was 518 W. Broadway, in theCity of Kingfisher, in Kingfisher County,state of Oklahoma, at the age of 84years.
The name of the Petitioner is NormaJean King and her address is PO Box526, Talihina, Oklahoma 74571.
The total value of the estate is be-lieved to be in the probable value of$32,000.00.
The final account and petition fordetermination of heirs, legatees and de-visees and distribution will be filed on orbefore the 29th day of August, 2013.
Notice is hereby given that a hearingwill be held on the 24 day of September,2013 at 1:30 P.M., at the District Court-room, Kingfisher County, Courthouse,101 S. Main Street, Kingfisher, Okla-homa, before judge Robert E. Davis. Atthe hearing the Court will decide whetherto approve the Petition, order summaryadministration proceedings, admit thedecedent's Last Will and Testament filedcontemporaneously with the Petition ap-prove the Final Accounting, determineheirs, legatees and devisees, distributethe estate, appoint a Personal Repre-sentative, if necessary, and dischargethe Special Administrator and, if ap-pointed, the Personal Representative.
Any person objection to the ismatter must file said objection at leastten (10) days before the date of hear-ing and send copy thereof to thePetitioner's attorney, Sara J.Boeckman, 1125 S. 8th Street, King-fisher, Ok 73750, or you will bedeemed to have waived any objec-tions. If you have no objection, you neednot appear at the hearing or make anyfiling with the Court.
All creditors having claims againstCharles Arthur Norbury, deceased, arerequired to present the same with de-scription of all security interests andother collateral (if any) held by eachcreditor with respect to such claim to thenamed Special Administrator, c/o Sara J.Boeckman, the attorney of the namedPetitioner, at 1125 S 8th Street, King-fisher, OK 73750, on or before the follow-ing presentment date: September 19,2013 or the same will be forever barred.Norma Jean King, Petitioner,
By: /s/ Sara J. BoeckmanSara J. BoeckmanOBA #124601125 South Eighth StreetKingfisher, OK 73750405-375-4785Attorney for Petitioner
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(Published Sunday, July 28, 2013, in theKingfisher Times and Free Press.)
BEFORE THE CORPORATIONCOMMISSION OF THE
STATE OF OKLAHOMAAPPLICANT: BLAKE PRODUCTIONCOMPANY, INC.RELIEF SOUGHT: WELL LOCATIONEXCEPTIONLEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION 4,T18N, R7W, KINGFISHER COUNTY,OKLAHOMA
CAUSE CD NO. 201206000AMENDED NOTICE OF HEARING
To all Persons, Owners, Producers,Operators, Purchasers, and Takers of oiland gas including Chaparral Energy;Chesapeake Energy; Crawley Petro;Gilliland Oil and Gas; and all personsliving or if deceased their known andunknown successors and all corpora-tions existing and if dissolved theirknown and unknown successors and allother persons having an interest in thelands covered hereby, particularly inKingfisher County, Oklahoma.
NOTICE IS GIVEN that Applicant inthis Cause is requesting that the Com-mission permit a WELL LOCATION EX-CEPTION for the lands described in thecaption hereof.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN thatthe proposed well location is in Section 4,T18N, R7W, which is adjacent to Sec-tions 33 and 34, T19N, R7W, all in King-fisher County, Oklahoma.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN thatthe Applicant in this Cause is requestingthe following SPECIAL RELIEF: Therequest is that:
(a) the Commission issue an Orderpermitting a well to be drilled and pro-duced at the following location:First Location of Completion Interval:
not closer than 660 feet to the southline and not closer than 2,060 feet tothe east line of Section 4, T18N,R7W, Kingfisher County,Oklahoma,
Last Location of Completion Interval:not closer than 183 feet to the northline and no closer than 2,060 feet tothe east line of Section 4, T18N,R7W, Kingfisher County,Oklahoma,
as an exception to Order No. 603906 asto the Hunton common source of supply,same to be a unit well for said Section 4,a 640-acre horizontal drill ing andspacing unit for said common source ofsupply created by said Order, whichrequires unit wells to be drilled not closerthan 660 feet to the unit boundary;
(b) the Order herein be madeeffective prior to the date ofissuance of the Order; and(c) the Commission designateApplicant or some other owner asOperator of the well.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN thatthis Cause has been set before an Ad-ministrative Law Judge for hearing, tak-ing of evidence, and reporting to theCommission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN thatthis Cause will be heard before an Ad-ministrative Law Judge on the InitialHearing Docket at the Corporation Com-mission, 1st Floor, Jim Thorpe Building,Oklahoma City, Oklahoma at 8:30 a.m.,on the 13th day of August, 2013, and thatthis Notice will be published as requiredby law and by the rules of the Commis-sion.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN thatthe Applicant and interested parties maypresent testimony by telephone. Thecost of telephonic communication shallbe paid by the person or persons re-questing its use. Interested parties whowish to participate by telephone shallcontact the Applicant or Applicant's at-torney, prior to the hearing date, andprovide their name and phone number.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN thatall interested persons may appear andbe heard. For information concerningthis action please communicate withApplicant, Blake Production Company,Inc., 1601 Northwest Expressway, Suite1200, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73118,telephone (405) 286-9800, or withRussell James Walker, Attorney, 511Couch Drive, Third Floor, OklahomaCity, Oklahoma 73102.
CORPORATION COMMISSIONOF OKLAHOMAPATRICE DOUGLAS, ChairmanBOB ANTHONY, Vice-ChairmanDANA L. MURPHY, Commissioner
DONE AND PERFORMED this 24th dayof July, 2013.BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION:PEGGY MITCHELL, SecretaryLPXLP
6th, P.O. Box 658, Kingfisher, Oklahoma73750, on or before the following pre-sentment date, October 4, 2013, or thesame will be forever barred.
Dated this 24th day of July, 2013./s/ Morgan BoutwellMorgan Boutwell, PersonalRepresentative
Randy Mecklenburg (OBA #6110)Harrison & Mecklenburg, Inc.202 North 6th Street, P.O. Box 658Kingfisher, Oklahoma 73750(405) 375-6484Attorney for Personal RepresentativeLPXLP
(Published Sunday, July 28 and August4, 2013, in the Kingfisher Times andFree Press.)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OFKINGFISHER COUNTY, STATE OF
OKLAHOMAIn the Matter of the Estate ofJAMES ROY WHEELBARGER,deceased.
No. PB-2013-8ORDER AND NOTICE FOR HEARING
OF FINAL ACCOUNT,PETITION FOR DECREE OF
DISTRIBUTION, APPROVAL OFATTORNEYS' FEES, COSTS AND
EXPENSES ANDDISCHARGE OF PERSONAL
REPRESENTATIVEJames D. Wheelbarger, Personal
Representative of the estate of JamesRoy Wheelbarger, deceased, havingfiled in this Court his final account of theadministration of said estate and his pe-tition for distribution of said estate and forfinal discharge of said Personal Repre-sentative;
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED ANDNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that thehearing on said final account be and thesame is hereby set on Wednesday, the14th day of August, 2013, at the hourof 9:00 o'clock A.M., in the Courtroomof the County Courthouse in the City ofKingfisher, Kingfisher County, Okla-homa, and all persons interested in saidestate are notified then and there to ap-pear and show cause, if any they have,why said account should not be settledand allowed, and said estate distributedand the Personal Representative dis-charged.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that no-tice thereof be given by publication andby mailing a copy of this Order and No-tice to all of the heirs at law of the de-ceased, as required by law.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I havehereunto set my hand this 22nd day ofJuly, 2013.
/s/ Robert E. DavisJudge of the District Court
APPROVED AS TO FORM:/s/ Paul I SchultePaul I. Schulte, OBA #7994Of Schulte, Schneiter & Gibson, P.L.L.C.302 North Main StreetKingfisher, OK 73750Telephone: (405) 375-4165Facsimile: (405) 375-5944Email: [email protected] for EstateLPXLP
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OBITUARYCharles R. Browne
Charles R. Browne, 56, ofOak Point, Texas, died Thurs-day, July 18, 2013, at his home.
Funeral services were at10:30 a.m. Tuesday, July 23,2013, at DeBerry FuneralChapel in Denton, Texas.Burial followed in Little ElmCemetery in Little Elm, Texas.
He was born, Feb. 23, 1957,in Kingfisher, the sixth childof Charles C. and LorettaBrowne.
Charles attended Sts. Peterand Paul Catholic School andKingfisher Public Schools,graduating in 1975. Charlescompleted training at OSUTechnology at Okmulgee,Okla., receiving a license inplumbing.
He worked in several statesin the mining industry. He es-tablished a plumbing businessin Hennessey in 1983. Hejoined his brother at the samebusiness in Dallas, Texas, in1988. He has worked for thecompany, now called HensleyInd. Inc. for 25 years, wherehe was maintenance foreman.
Charles married TiffanyVirginia Shaw of Kingfisheron June 5, 1991.
Survivors include his wife,Tiffany; one daughter, Ciara;one granddaughter, Ariala;two brothers, Bill Browne andwife Ann of Garland, Texas,and Michael Browne and wifeMelissa of Friendswood,Texas, and two sisters, EileneRadunzel and husband Gregof McLoud and Mary Jo Bullisand husband Ray of Dover.
He was preceded in deathby his parents and one sister,Sara Sue Dixon.
AREA DEATHSheila Rae Maxwell
Sheila Rae Maxwell, 45, ofEnid died Tuesday, July 23,2013, at Bass Hospital in Enid.
Funeral services will be at10 a.m. Saturday in the LoyalMethodist Church with theRev. Bob Barr officiating.Burial will follow in the For-est Home Cemetery in Loyalunder direction of SandersFuneral Service in Kingfisher.
She was born Sept. 3, 1967,in Kingfisher to Alfred andCleola Vilhauer Maxwell.
Survivors include hermother, Cleola Maxwell ofLoyal; two sisters, DebbieWestfahl and Audrey Max-well, both of Loyal, and onebrother, Rodney Maxwell ofOak Point, Texas.
She was preceded in deathby her father and grandpar-ents.
WEATHER NEWS(As recorded by Local Weather Ob-server Steve Loftis in Kingfisher)Day Hi Lo Pr.July 20 96 69July 21 98 70July 22 99 75July 23 99 73July 24 88 75 .50July 25 85 67July 26 85 71 3.85
RainfallJanuary Rainfall 1.32February rainfall 3.97March rainfall .94April rainfall 6.69May rainfall 5.00June rainfall 2.87July rainfall to date 4.46August 2012 rainfall 3.02September 2012 rainfall 1.89October 2012 rainfall 0.86November 2012 rainfall 0.25December 2012 rainfall 0.42Dec. 2011 rainfall .372012 rainfall 25.202013 rainfall to date 34.06
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“The board has a laundrylist of things to do and we havethe ability to pass bonds, butyou can only do so much basedon your tax roll,” she said.
Cashion Schools will enterthe new school year with acarryover of $630,000.
“Unfortunately, schools donot get tax money until the stategets it which is usually in De-cember or March. Thecarryover is not enough to carryus to December, so the deci-sion was made to not rehire theschool counselor since our highschool principal had expertisein that area.
“Since then, the principalhas taken a job in the privatesector, leading us to hire a coun-selor. The high school princi-pal position duties will beshared between the elementaryprincipal and the superinten-dent,” Oard said.
Oard offered some goodnews in what might otherwiseappear to be a bleak financialpicture.
An improved valuationpractice by the Logan Countyassessor’s office has uncovered$431,000 in property taxes duethe school from previouslyunassessed or under-assessedproperty.
This money should becomeavailable to the school in De-cember.
Kingfisher County plans toswitch to the same valuationprocess as Logan County,which may lead to more fundsfrom undervalued or unvaluedproperty and equipmentwithin the district.
“This is a Godsend to us,”Oard said. “This money shouldstart coming in around Christ-mas. At that time we will lookat hiring another administra-tor and look at other facultypositions that are needed.”
Like other surroundingschool districts, Cashion is look-ing at a large turnover in staff,with 11 resignations.
Of that number, four wentinto the private sector, one re-tired, two left because of pro-motions, three took positionscloser to home and one re-signed in the spring prior to atermination hearing, Oard said.
All positions have beenfilled with the exception of anAdvanced Placement Englishteacher. Interviews for thatposition were scheduled onThursday.
“Our goal is to hire goodteachers and to do what is bestfor Cashion students. We areexcited that one-third of ourjuniors and seniors this yearwill be attending Francis TuttleTechnology Center,” Oard said.
Schenk then addressed theaudience about grants sayingthat grants are hard to acquirefor Cashion Schools since mostare need-based and Cashiondoes not have enough finan-cial need based on free andreduced lunch numbers and itis not a low-achieving district.
He said the elementaryschool did receive the Okla-homa Education TechnologyTrust grant for $40,000.
The grant was used to pur-chase 17 teacher laptops and anew student lab with 24 laptopsand 30 iPads. The high schoolwill apply for the same grant inthe spring.
Another elementary school
goal is improving the play-ground, Schenk said. So far,$25,999 has been raised throughfundraisers and matchinggrants from Modern Woodmenof America and the Masons.
In a question-and-answersession following the program,many district patrons ex-pressed an interest in morecommunity involvement onthe party of Cashion adminis-trators.
A series of questions on stu-dent motivation ended when aparent made the statement thatit was up to the parents to mo-tivate their children and theschool to educate.
In other business, Lion’sPresident Gerry Danley invitedthose with businesses to do-nate for the Lions teacher ap-preciation breakfast held ev-ery year prior to school start-ing.
Lion’s member Russ Adamsinformed the group thatCashion Lions has donatedover $100,000 in time, effortand money to the Cashion com-munity and would welcomenew members.
Cashion[Continued From Page 1]
You might call it a gully-washer, a frog-strangler or adownpour.
Whatever you called it,heavy rain hit much of King-fisher County Thursdaynight and Friday morning,putting the county at whatmight be a record for Julyrain.
It is a far different picturethan a year ago when thecounty was in the grips of aprolonged drought.
The rain, while unusuallyheavy, was still welcome inthe county, which is still over-coming the effects of a se-vere, two-year drought.
Summer crops, pastures,gardens and lawns are allbright green and growingwith the unusual supply ofsummer moisture.
Reports of up to six andseven inches of rain were re-ported in western KingfisherCounty.
Walt Grabow, who liveswest of Loyal, said a creek
west of his house was up tothe bottom of the bridge. Hesaid some roads were floodedand estimated water sevenfeet above the banks in someareas, covering the top offence posts along creekbanks.
Grabow measured 4.7inches at his home but saidneighbors farther north re-ceived six and seven inchesof rain.
Kingfisher Weather Ob-server Steve Loftis reported3.8 inches in Kingfisher andthe Mesonet site west of King-fisher recorded 3.3 inches.
Gene Hill of Omega saidhis gauge was turned overbut a neighbor reported 3.5inches.
Three and four inch rain-fall totals were commonacross the area.
John Johnson said theJohnson farms near Cashionreceived three inches whilehe measured 4.1 inches at hisresidence in Kingfisher.
He said others with whomhe had talked reported 4.1and 4.0 inches in Kingfisher.
Rep. Mike Sanders re-corded 3.5 inches at his resi-dence on South Main Street.
Mike Rosen, manager ofWheeler Brothers Elevator inKingfisher, said he pouredout four inches of rain fromthe gauge at the elevator at 6a.m. Friday and it had rainedmore since then.
A steady shower contin-ued falling in Kingfishermuch of Friday morning.
The overnight moisturebrought July’s total to 8.81inches and the total for 2013to date to 34.04 inches inKingfisher. Kingfisher re-corded only 25.02 inches ofrain in all of 2012 and west-ern portions of the countyreceived even less.
Rosen said the WheelerBrothers sites from across thearea registered these rainfallamounts, up to Friday morn-ing: Omega, 3 inches; Cordell,2.5 inches; Enid .8 inch;Greenfield, 2 inches;Watonga, 1.9 inches; Alva,1.5 inches; Geary, 2.1 inches;Seiling, 2.5 inches; Taloga, 2.5inches, and Thomas, 2.8inches.
Other rainfall reports fromacross the county included:
Dover – Kenny Benson re-ported 4.2 inches in Dover;Tom O’Hern and RickJohnston, both 3.5 inches, andJack Witt, 3.3 inches, all north-west of Dover, and 4.1 incheswest across Turkey Creek,west of Witts’ residence; twoinches at the Jeremy Ingleresidence, nine miles north-east of Dover.
Hennessey – 1.3 inches atthe Harold Ebers residence,
east of Hennessey.Okarche – Jack Andrews
reported two inches at thePlains Partners Elevator inOkarche, as did BrendaSlater, who lives five milessoutheast of Okarche;Okarche Grain and Feed,eight miles west of Okarchereported 2 inches, also.
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Wheat $6.72 10¢ from July 22
7-25 Canola 10.10 ...... 7-22...$11
Local markets July 25
Unusual July storm drops up to 6 inches
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