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The Kingfisher RoundupClub held its playday on Fri-day, Sept. 21.

Results are as follow:Stick horse race – Brakstin

Horton, first; Coleman Gilles,second; Kale KennySchroeder, third, and AdianGilles, fourth.

Five and underBarrels – Brakstin Horton,

first; Kale Kenny Schroeder,second; Alleigh Horton, third,and Braden Whipple, fourth.Rylan Biggs, no time.

Poles – Brakstin Horton,first; Rylan Biggs, second;Alleigh Horton, third, andKale Kenny Schroeder, fourth.

Flag game – BrakstinHorton, first; Kale KennySchroeder, second.

Six to nine years oldBarrels – Marisa Ziemba,

first; Bailey Whipple, second;Sophie VanDressthe, third;Gavin Clark, fourth; CurryWalters, fifth; AddysonO’Dell, sixth; Lexi Wilson, sev-enth; Darcy Roberts, eighth;Allie Roberts, ninth; RubyVanDressthe, 10th, and NeelyVanDressthe, 11th.

Poles – Marisa Ziemba,first; Gavin Clark, second;Addyson O’Dell, third; BaileyWhipple, fourth; SophieVanDressthe, fifth; Allie Rob-erts, sixth; Lexi Wilson, sev-enth; Curry Walters, eighth;Ruby VanDressthe, ninth, andDarcy Roberts, 10th.

Flag game – BaileyWhipple, first; Gavin Clark,second; Addyson O’Dell,third; Darcy Roberts, fourth;Allie Roberts, fifth; SophieVanDressthe, sixth; CurryWalters, seventh, and NeelyVanDressthe, eighth.

10-13 years oldBarrels – Jenna Johnson,

first; Beka Breyer, second;

Stavana Stebens, third; BryceRobinson, fourth; Taylor Wil-son, fifth; Jenna Johnson, sixth;Marcos Segura, seventh, andRachel McDowell, eighth.

Poles – Beka Breyer, first;Stavana Stebens, second;Bryce Robinson, third; JennaJohnson, fourth; Taylor Wil-son, fifth; Rachel McDowell,sixth; Jenna Johnson, seventh,and Marcos Segura, eighth.

Flag game – RachelMcDowell, first; MarcosSegura, second; Taylor Wil-son, third, and Jenna Johnson,fourth. Stavana Stebens, notime.

14-18 years oldBarrels – Bailey Vincent,

first; Alex Whetstone, second;Crash Jordan, third andfourth; Justin Segura, fifth;Destiny Walters, sixth; GraceDewald, seventh, and EvelynHernendez, eighth.

Poles – Bailey Vincent, first;Alex Whetstone, second; Jus-tin Segura, third; EvelynHernendez, fourth; GraceDewald, fifth, and Crash Jor-dan, sixth.

Flag game – Alex Whet-stone, first; Justin Segura, sec-ond; Evelyn Hernendez, third,and Grace Dewald, fourth.

AdultsBarrels – Jessica Gibson,

first; Alane Nelson, second;Jaci Horton, third; MeghannWilson, fourth; Dallas Turner,fifth; Lindsey Jacobs, sixth;Ralyn Newman, seventh; ErinJinkens, eighth; LindseyJacobs, ninth; Ralyn Newman,10th; Stacy Clark, 11th; JessicaGibson, 12th; Ralyn Newman,13th; Gayle Segura, 14th, andSami Stiers, 15th. BanaVincent, no time.

Poles – Jessica Gibson, first;Alane Nelson, second; JessicaGibson, third; Lindsey Jacobs,

fourth; Meghann Wilson, fifth;Erin Jinkens, sixth; RalynNewman, seventh; StacyClark, eighth; Jaci Horton,ninth; Gayle Segura, 10th;Sami Stiers, 11th, and LindseyJacobs, 12th.

Flag game – Jessica Gibson,first; Meghann Wilson, sec-ond; Ralyn Newman, third,and Stacy Clark, fourth.

Kingfisher Roundup Club holds playday

Lomega schedule toldLomega schools’ officials

have announced the schedulefor the week of Oct. 1 as fol-lows:

Monday – Candle sales,Oct. 1-15; senior supper tick-ets sales, Oct. 1-15.

Tuesday – High school aca-demic at Lomega, 4 p.m.; TulsaState Fair, Tuesday throughSunday; SWAT at noon.

Wednesday – Youth groupat elementary, 6:30 p.m.

Thursday – STUCOmentoring; Domestic ViolenceAwareness, wear purple; highschool girls basketball scrim-mage vs. Cheyenne, (T), 5 p.m.

Friday – Junior livestockauction; OU to speak to se-niors, 9:30 a.m.

Saturday – Chisholm crosscountry.

This WeekBy Frederik Sheridan

Oct. 4: Born-Rutherford B.Hayes, 1822; FrederickRemington, 1861; CharltonHeston, 1924. Event-Hurri-cane Flora kills 6,000 in Carib-bean, 1963.

Oct. 5: Born-JonathanEdwards, 1703; HoraceWalpole, 1717; ChesterArthur, 1829. Event-Class Ialert at atomic power plantnear Monroe, Mich., 1966.

Oct. 6: Born-Jenny Lind,1820; Helen Moody, 1905;Carole Lombard, 1908.

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AUCTION LOCATION: onsite, see details10:00AM AuctionAuction Location: 1506 W. Commerce Yukon, OK. 73099 (Westport Commerce Park)Parcel # 1 Sells Absolute with No Re-serves!Directions: same as auction location.This parcel consists of approximately 3.44± acres of vacant land. The parcel has approximately 300 feet of Commerce Street frontage. Property lays fairly level and ready for build or investment! Zoning: According to the Yukon City zoning office, this parcel is zoned C-3 Moderate Industrial.Parcel # 2Directions: Across the street from auction location. This parcel consists of approxi-mately 2.57± acres of vacant land. This parcel has approximately 383 feet of Com-merce Street frontage. This property has slight roll to the terrain and is ready for build or investment. Location: The properties are 2 unimproved tracts of land located in Westport Commerce Park, an industrial/commercial park in west Yukon, OK the tracts are located along the north and south sides of Commerce Street just east of 17th Street, north of Vandament Ave and west of Garth Brooks Blvd. Zoning: According to the Yukon City zoning office, this parcel is zoned C-3 Commercial Flood Plain: Parcel 1 & 2 appear to be outside the annual chance of flood plain. Utilities: Elec-tricity provided by OG&E, Yukon city water and sewer is provided to both Parcel 1 &2. SELLER: Native Warehousing, LLC

2:00 PM AuctionAuction Location: 121 NE 50th Street Oklahoma City, OK. 73111Parcel # 1 Sells Absolute with No Reserve!Directions: This parcel is directly behind the auction location on NE 51st Street.This parcel consists of approximately .63± acres (27,566± sq. ft.) of vacant land. This parcel appears to have approximately 200 feet of NE 51st Street frontage. This property lays very nicely and is ready for build or investment. Zoning: According to the Oklahoma City zoning office, this parcel is zoned I-2 Moderate IndustrialParcel # 2Directions: This parcel is the adjoining property west of auction location. This parcel consists of approximately .23± acres (10,062± sq. ft.) of vacant land. This property does have a curb cut and lays very level. This parcel appears to have approxi-mately 73 feet of NE 50th Street frontage. Zoning: According to the Oklahoma City zoning office, this parcel is zoned I-2 Moder-ate Industrial.Parcel # 4Directions: This parcel is the adjoining property on the east of auction location.This parcel consists of approximately .30± acres (13,094± sq. ft.) of vacant land. This parcel appears to have approximately 95’ of NE 50th Street frontage. This parcel lays fairly level with a few trees, and Bermuda grass. Location: Along the north side of NE 50th, just east of Santa Fe Ave in northeast Oklahoma City. Best Use: Future commer-cial development, most likely for light indus-trial or office use. Zoning: According to the Oklahoma City zoning office, this parcel is zoned I-2 Moderate Industrial. Flood Plain on Parcel 1,2 &4: All three parcels appear to be outside the 500 year flood plain! SELLER: Oak Hills Private Equity Fund, LLC

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Auction Location: will be at each site location, Tracts 1 & 2 are across the road from each other. Tract # 1 (sells at 10:00 am CST)SW/4 of 27-22N-1 W.I.M. Noble Co.Directions: From Hwy 64 and 15th St. in Perry, Ok. Go 3.5 miles North on 15th St. to auction location.This tract consists of 160± acres just a few miles off of I-35 and according to the Noble County Farm Service Agency the property offers 120± acres of cropland with a 119± acre wheat base and a 38 bushel per acre yield. The balance of the property is in mature timber and good native grass with perimeter fencing and a large creek that runs through the middle of property. Taxes: $386.39Tract # 2 (sells at 10:00 am CST)NE/4 of 33-22N-1 W.I.M. Noble Co.Directions: From Hwy 64 and 15th St. in Perry, Ok. Go 3.5 miles North on 15th St. to auction location.This tract consists of 160± acres just a few miles off of I-35 and according to the Noble County Farm Service Agency the property offers 35± acres of cropland with a 38 bushel per acre yield with the balance in good native grass and timber. This tract would make an excellent cattle production farm with good perimeter fencing and a small cattle facility on the property. Taxes: $152.73Tract # 3 (sells at 11:30 am CST)E/2 of SE/4 of 1-21N-2 W.I.M. Noble Co.Directions: From I35 and Hwy 77 go 1 mile west to CR70, Head North on CR70 and go 3 miles to auction location.Here is a great opportunity to purchase 80± acres of excel-lent deer and turkey hunting just West of Perry Oklahoma. The property is heavily wooded with a large 12± acre pond and one small pond with the balance in good native grass. This tract of land is very secluded with a small one room rock cabin used as a hunting lodge and several out building throughout the property. Taxes: $156.84Minerals: Surface rights only!Possession: will be given immediately upon the signing of the purchase contract and acceptance of the escrow depos-it.Internet Bidding: will be available by logging on to www.lippardauctions.com to register at least 48 hours prior to auction date. Neither Auction Company nor Seller is not responsible in the event of loss of connection by either side. Terms/Conditions: 10% of the total purchase price will be placed in escrow the day of the auction with the balance being due upon delivery of marketable title. All information is taken from sources believed reliable; however, no guarantee is being made by the auction company or the seller. Buyers should satisfy themselves as to any inspections prior to bidding. Any announcements made the day of the auction will supersede all advertising.For more information on this tract or any others call Brady Lippard @ (580) 237-7174 OR (580)747-2304

THURSDAY OCT 4TH SEE TIMES BELOWSeller: Ryan D. Ma�hews, Jean C. Vance, Frances

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District court recordsMarriage licenses

Kingfisher County DistrictCourt records show marriagelicenses issued to the follow-ing:

Sept. 24 – Chadrick GlennBragg, 31, and Nancy MarieCowdery, 38, both of King-fisher.

Sept. 25 – Christian BrentGragson, 23, and Kaylee DayYounkin, 19, both of King-fisher.

Sept. 26 – William RandallVogt, 32, and Kaci NicoleHernandez, 26, both of Okla-homa City.

Divorce decreeKingfisher County District

Court records show a divorcedecree issued to the follow-ing:

Sept. 26 – Deborah H. Goffvs. Anthony J. Goff.

Small claimsCellular Network Partner-

ship dba Pioneer Cellular, hasfiled small claims for tele-phone service against the fol-lowing:

•Jessica Tate, unknownaddress, $703.85, plus $53court costs;

•Kelli Bolson, P.O. Box 725,Wellston, $2,191.94, plus $168court costs;

•Mark Boethin, 411 S. 6thAve., Fairview, $1,023.18, plus$63 court costs;

•Macias A. Camacho, 171512th St., Woodward, $532.44,plus $63 court costs;

•David Douglas, 217 N.Cimarron St., Hennessey,$1,071.33, plus $63 court costs;

•Shelene Washington, P.O.Box 652, Seiling, $1,084, plus$63 court costs;

•Gwendolyn Wittenberg,4205 S. Lamesa Dr., Enid,$775.39, plus $63 court costs;

Pioneer Telephone Coop-erative Inc., P.O. Box 539,Kingfisher, has filed smallclaims for telephone service,plus $63 court costs againstthe following:

•James O. Mayhugh, P.O.Box 114, Drummond, $431.08;

•Robert G. Taber, 24Rebecca Ln., Hennessey,$389.92;

•Joseph Beilouny, 1883 In-dian Terrace Cr., Blanchard,$323.90;

•Joseph Mark Cox, P.O.Box 149, Grandfield, $434.51;

•Torrey Zenon, 333A, N.Taylor St., Dover, $1,090.56.

District civilCarl Rumsey, Rt. 4, Box

203R, Kingfisher vs. DustinEllis, 1307 12th Pl., Kingfisher,order directing transfer.

Ward Petroleum Corpora-tion and the L.O. Ward Revo-cable Trust, 502 S. FillmoreSt., Enid vs. Husky VenturesInc., 1500 N. Kickapoo Ave.,Shawnee, declaratory judg-ment.

Russ Dylan Coulter, 411 E.First, Hennessey vs. State ofOklahoma, ex rel., Depart-ment of Public Safety, restora-tion of driver’s license.

MisdemeanorState vs. Scottie L. Bobo III,

19, Rt. 2, Box 53C, Kingfisher,driving a motor vehicle whileunder the influence of alco-hol; transporting open bottleor container of liquor; posses-sion of alcohol by person un-der 21.

Criminal docket heldDisposition of cases on the

Kingfisher County DistrictCourt docket before Associ-ate District Judge Robert E.Davis on Sept. 26 included:

InitialAppearance Docket

Quincy P. West, possessionof controlled dangerous sub-stance-methamphetamine,court appearance, reset for 2p.m. Oct. 29.

Thomas Lamar Craine,possession of controlled dan-gerous substance, pleaded in-nocent, reset for 2 p.m. Oct.29, bond set at $20,000.

Kirk Alton Simmons, do-mestic abuse-assault and bat-tery, initial appearance,pleaded innocent, reset for 9a.m. Oct. 29, bond set at $1,000.

Lisa Michelle Walker, pos-session of controlled danger-ous substance; unlawful pos-session of drug parapherna-lia, initial appearance,pleaded innocent, reset for9:30 a.m. Oct. 31.

William David Mallory,larceny of merchandise froma retailer, initial appearance,pleaded innocent, reset for 9

a.m. Oct. 29.Scottie L. Bobo III, driving

a motor vehicle while underthe influence of alcohol; trans-porting open bottle or con-tainer of liquor; possession ofalcohol by person under 21,initial appearance, pleadedinnocent, reset for 9:30 a.m.Oct. 31.

KFD logKingfisher Fire Depart-

ment officials reported sevenemergency ambulance runsand two fire runs, accordingto reports Thursday.

Fire runs•at 7:10 a.m. Sept. 25, medi-

cal assist;•at 10:16 p.m. Sept. 25, 208

E. Robberts, Kingfisher, firealarm.

Area oil reportWELLS COMPLETED

Blaine: BRG Petroleum LLC;Hauser No. 1-2 Well; N1/2 S1/2NE1/4 SW1/4 of 01-18N-10W;113,000 cu-ft. gas per day, 2 bar-rels oil per day; TD 8,698.

BRG Petroleum LLC; Nancy No.1-2 Well; C SE1/4 NE1/4 of 02-18N-10W; 34 barrels oil per day,195,000 cu-ft. gas per day, TD8,611.

Devon Energy Production Co.LP; Rosemary No. 1-16H Well;SW1/4 SE1/4 SE1/4 SE1/4 (SL) of16-14N-11W; 1,826,000 cu-ft. gasper day, 25 barrels oil per day; TD17,630.

Canadian: Cimarex Energy Co.;McBee No. 1-21H Well; N1/2 NW1/4 NW1/4 NW1/4 (SL) of 21-11N-09W; 939,000 cu-ft. gas per day,1.7 barrels oil per day; TD 17,468.

INTENT TO DRILLGarfield: Devon Energy Pro-

duction Co. LP; Vaverka No. 1-26MH Well; NW1/4 SW1/4 SW1/4SW1/4 (SL) of 26-21N-04W; TD10,553.

Logan: Devon Energy Produc-tion Co. LP; Hopfer NO. 1-17MHWell; S1/2 N1/2 N1/2 N1/2 (BHL) of17-17N-03W; TD 11,031.

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(Published Sunday, Sept. 30, 2012, inthe Kingfisher Times and Free Press.)

NOTICEAttention Public and Property Owners:This notice is being published andmailed in accordance with Title 11,Section 22-112 of the OklahomaStatutes.

1. John Guthrie, Et al1613 Fox Hollow DriveOklahoma City, Oklahoma 73131-000 ("Owner")With respect to the property located at418 Missouri, Okarche, Oklahoma,and with a legal description asfollows: the East 20' of Lot 9 and all oflot 10 and the West 1/2 of Lot 11,Block 5, Okarche Proper according tothe recorded plat thereof, ("RealProperty"); and2. Eugene & Clara Luber16865 North Radio RoadOkarche, Oklahoma 73762-00("Owner")With respect to the property located at227 West Oklahoma Avenue,Okarche, Oklahoma, and with a legaldescription as follows: Lot 12, Block15, Okarche Original Town, inaccordance with the recorded plat("Real Property"); and3. J III, LLCBox 772Okarche, Oklahoma 73762-000("Owner")With respect to the property located at201 South 2nd Street, Okarche,Oklahoma, and with a legaldescription as follows: North 1/2 ofLots 5-6, Block 11 Okarche OriginalTown, in accordance with therecorded plat ("Real Property"); and4.Yvonne Kathryn Hicks325 South 4th StreetOkarche, Oklahoma 73762-000("Owner")With respect to the property located at325 South 4th Street, Okarche,Oklahoma, with a legal description ofthe South 90' of Lots 13 and 14, Block5, Okarche Original Town, inaccordance with the recorded plat("Real Property"); and5. Dick Paul Feddersen Jr. and LisaFeddersen% Lisa Feddersen19102 North 95th PlaceScottsdale, AZ 85255-5572("Owner")With respect to the property located at326 South 4th Street, Okarche,Oklahoma, and with a legaldescription as follows: The South 85'of Lots 19 through 22, Block 4,Okarche Original Town, inaccordance with the recorded plat("Real Property")6. Harriet W. Alig15509 Creek View DriveEdmond, Oklahoma 73103-9707("Owner")With respect to the property located at325 West Colorado, Okarche,Oklahoma, and with a legaldescription as follows: Lot 18, Block9, Okarche Original Town, inaccordance with the recorded plat("Real Property"); and7. Edgar Engbrecht623 West Oklahoma AvenueOkarche, Oklahoma 73762 ("Owner")With respect to the property located at523 West Oklahoma Avenue,Okarche, Oklahoma, and with a legaldescription of Lots 1 through 14,Block 18, Okarche Original Town, inaccordance with the recorded plat("Real Property"); and

TAKE NOTICE: A hearing will be heldbefore the Town Board of Trustees of theTown of Okarche, Oklahoma(hereinafter "Zoning Officer"), on the10th day of October 2012, at 5:00 p.m., atthe Town Board Chamber at OkarcheTown Hall, at 103 West OklahomaAvenue, Okarche, Oklahoma 73762-0116, to determine if the building locatedon each Real Property and owned byeach Owner as listed hereinabove is adilapidated building and has becomedetrimental to the health, safety, orwelfare of the general public and thecommunity, or if the building or structurecreates a fire hazard which is dangerousto other property and/or to determinewhether the accumulation of trash or thegrowth of weeds or grass has caused thereal property to become detrimental tothe health, benefit, and welfare of thepublic and the community or a hazard totraffic, or creates a fire hazard to thedanger of property.Any person knowing the abovereferenced Owners or their relativesshould contact them and tell this of thispublication notice and the date, time andplace of this public hearing.No additional public notice will beprovided. If you have questions, callElise Turner, Town Clerk at 405-263-7290. This notice shall be published atleast once in the Kingfisher Times andPress at least ten (10) days prior to thehearing.Elise Turner, Town ClerkTown of Okarche, OklahomaLPXLP

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Published Sunday, Sept. 30, 2012, in theKingfisher Times and Free Press.)BEFORE THE CORPORATIONCOMMISSIONOF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMAAPPLICANT: BLAKE PRODUCTIONCOMPANY, INC.RELIEF SOUGHT: POOLINGLEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION 4,T18N, R7W, KINGFISHER COUNTY,OKLAHOMA

CAUSE CD NO. 201206001NOTICE OF HEARING

To all Persons, Owners, Producers,Operators, Purchasers, and Takers of oiland gas including Alta Mesa Holdings,LP; Arnold Oil Properties, Inc.; Chevron,USA; Continental Resources; E. E.Smith MD; Gerald L Michaud; BrianBalliet, Jr.; Petrojarl, Inc.; RussellCranmer; Devon Energy (Vanderbilt);William V. York; Fairway Energy L.L.C.;BVD, Inc.; Elaion Energy LLC; GillilandOil and Gas Inc.; Weaver Energy Corp;Steve and Cheryl Gilliland; Tony L. andLisa Weaver, JT; Nancy Davis; Alice A.Stribe; EG Energy LLC; XTO; CharlesDoornbos TR; Alta Mesa Resources;Gary Stribel; Virginia Croka; John Lee;Charlene Mccaslin; Walterscheidt IRRTrust; Cornelia Watkins; 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 HEREBY GIVEN thatApplicant is requesting POOLING ofinterests and adjudicating the rights andequities of oil and gas owners in Section4, T18N, R7W, Kingfisher County,Oklahoma, a 640-acre horizontal drillingand spacing unit for the Hunton commonsource of supply created by Order toissue in Cause CD No. 201205995.

NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN thatApplicant is requesting the followingSPECIAL RELIEF: The request is that

(a) the Commission-issued Orderpool interests and adjudicate rights andequities in the unit well, in each suchcommon source of supply, and in eachsuch drilling and spacing unit therefor asa unit;

(b) the Order herein be effective priorto the date of issuance of the Order;

(c) the operation commencementdate be not more than one year from thedate of the Order to issue in this Cause;and

(d) the Commission designate theApplicant or some other owner as Op-erator of the unit well, of each such com-mon source of supply, and of each drill-ing and spacing unit therefor as a unit.

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 that thisCause will be heard before anAdministrative Law Judge on the InitialHearing Docket at the CorporationCommission, 1st Floor, Jim ThorpeBuilding, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma at8:30 a.m., on the 15th day of October,2012, and that this Notice will bepublished as required by law and by therules of the Commission.

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 COMMISSION OFOKLAHOMADANA L. MURPHY, Chairman

BOB ANTHONY, Vice-ChairmanPATRICE DOUGLAS,Commissioner

DONE AND PERFORMED this 21st dayof September, 2012.BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION:PEGGY MITCHELL, Secretary(Published Sunday, Sept. 30, 2012, in

the Kingfisher Times and Free Press.)BEFORE THE CORPORATIONCOMMISSIONOF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMAAPPLICANT: BLAKE PRODUCTIONCOMPANY, INC.RELIEF SOUGHT: WELL LOCATIONEXCEPTIONLEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION 4,T18N, R7W, KINGFISHER COUNTY,OKLAHOMA


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 in thisCause is requesting that theCommission permit a WELL LOCATIONEXCEPTION for the lands described inthe caption hereof.NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that theproposed well location is in Section 4,T18N, R7W, which is adjacent to

(Published Sunday, Sept. 30, 2012, inthe Kingfisher Times and Free Press.)BEFORE THE CORPORATIONCOMMISSIONOF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMAAPPLICANT: BLAKE PRODUCTIONCOMPANY, INC.RELIEF SOUGHT: INCREASED WELLDENSITYLEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION 4,T18N, R7W, KINGFISHER COUNTY,OKLAHOMA

CAUSE CD NO. 201205999NOTICE OF HEARINGTo all Persons, Owners, Producers,Operators, Purchasers, and Takers of oiland gas, including Alta Mesa Holdings,LP; Arnold Oil Properties, Inc.; Chevron,USA; Continental Resources; E. E.Smith MD; Gerald L Michaud; BrianBalliet, Jr.; Petrojarl, Inc.; RussellCranmer; Devon Energy (Vanderbilt);William V. York; Fairway Energy L.L.C.;BVD, Inc.; Elaion Energy LLC; GillilandOil and Gas Inc.; Weaver Energy Corp;Steve and Cheryl Gilliland; Tony L. andLisa Weaver, JT; Nancy Davis; Alice A.Stribe; EG Energy LLC; XTO; CharlesDoornbos TR; Alta Mesa Resources;Gary Stribel; Virginia Croka; John Lee;Charlene Mccaslin; Walterscheidt IRRTrust; Cornelia Watkins; ChaparralEnergy; Chesapeake Energy; CrawleyPetro; Gilliland Oil and Gas; and allpersons living or if deceased their knownand unknown successors and allcorporations existing and if dissolvedtheir known and unknown successorsand all other persons having an interestin the lands covered hereby, particularlyin Kingfisher County, Oklahoma.NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thatApplicant in this Cause is requesting thatthe Commission permit ADDITIONALUNIT WELLS for the lands described inthe caption hereof.

NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN thatthe Applicant in this Cause is requestingthe following SPECIAL RELIEF: The re-quest is that the Commission issue anOrder

(a) permitting one (1) additional well tobe drilled and produced in Section 4,T18N, R7W, Kingfisher County,Oklahoma, as an exception and toOrder to issue in Cause CD No.201205995 as to the Hunton commonsource of supply, said well to be anadditional well for said Section 4, a640-acre horizontal dril l ing and

(Published Sunday, Sept. 30, 2012, inthe Kingfisher Times and Free Press.)BEFORE THE CORPORATIONCOMMISSIONOF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMAAPPLICANT: BLAKE PRODUCTIONCOMPANY, INC.RELIEF SOUGHT: DRILLING ANDSPACING UNITSLEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION 4,T18N, R7W, KINGFISHER COUNTY,OKLAHOMA


To all Persons, Owners, Producers,Operators, Purchasers, and Takers of oiland gas, including Alta Mesa Holdings,LP; Arnold Oil Properties, Inc.; Chevron,USA; Continental Resources; E. E.Smith MD; Gerald L Michaud; BrianBalliet, Jr.; Petrojarl, Inc.; RussellCranmer; Devon Energy (Vanderbilt);William V. York; Fairway Energy L.L.C.;BVD, Inc.; Elaion Energy LLC; GillilandOil and Gas Inc.; Weaver Energy Corp;Steve and Cheryl Gilliland; Tony L. andLisa Weaver, JT; Nancy Davis; Alice A.Stribe; EG Energy LLC; XTO; CharlesDoornbos TR; Alta Mesa Resources;Gary Stribel; Virginia Croka; John Lee;Charlene Mccaslin; Walterscheidt IRRTrust; Cornelia Watkins; Chaparral En-ergy; Chesapeake Energy; CrawleyPetro; Gilliland Oil and Gas and all per-sons living or if deceased their knownand unknown successors and all corpo-rations existing and if dissolved theirknown and unknown successors and allother persons having an interest in thelands covered hereby, particularly inKingfisher County, Oklahoma.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thatApplicant in this Cause is requesting thatthe Commission establish DRILLINGAND SPACING UNITS and well loca-tions for the lands described in the cap-tion hereof.

NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN thatthe Applicant in this Cause is requestingthe following SPECIAL RELIEF: The re-quest is that

(a) the Commission issue an Order (i)establishing a 640-acre horizontaldrilling and spacing unit for theproduction of oil from the Huntoncommon source of supply underlyingSection 4, T18N, R7W, KingfisherCounty, Oklahoma;(b) the Order herein revoke anyapproved but undril led-onApplications to Drill (Form 1000) inthe lands covered hereby;(c) the Order herein be effective priorto the date of issuance of the Order;(d) the Commission designateexisting wells as unit wells; and(e) the Commission establish welllocations and grant well locationexceptions for wells already drilled.NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that

this 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 15th day of October, 2012, andthat this Notice will be published as re-quired by law and by the rules of theCommission.

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,

Sections 33 and 34, T19N, R7W, all inKingfisher County, Oklahoma.

NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN thatthe Applicant in this Cause is requestingthe following SPECIAL RELIEF: The re-quest is that:

(a) the Commission issue an Orderpermitting a well to be drilled andproduced at the following location:Surface Location:no closer than 132 feet to the south lineand no closer than 1,980 feet to theeast line of Section 4, T18N, R7W,Kingfisher County, Oklahoma,Location of wellbore at entry intoproducing common source of supply:no closer than 330 feet to the south lineand no closer than 1,980 feet to theeast line of Section 4, T18N, R7W,Kingfisher County, Oklahoma,Location of wellbore at f irstperforation:no closer than 330 feet to the south lineand no closer than 1,980 feet to theeast line of Section 4, T18N, R7W,Kingfisher County, Oklahoma,Location of wellbore at lastperforation:no closer than 100 feet to the north lineand no closer than 1,980 feet to theeast line of Section 4,Location of wellbore at terminus:no closer than 100 feet to the north lineand no closer than 1,980 feet to theeast line of Section 4, T18N, R7W,Kingfisher County, Oklahoma,

as an exception to Order to issue inCause CD No. 201205995 as to theHunton common source of supply, sameto be a unit well for said Section 4, a 64-acre horizontal drilling and spacing unitfor said common source of supplycreated by said Order, which will requireunit wells to be drilled not closer than 660feet to the unit boundary;

(b) the Order herein be made effectiveprior to the date of issuance of theOrder; and(c) the Commission designateApplicant or some other owner asOperator of the well.NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that

this Cause has been set before an Ad-ministrative Law Judge for hearing, tak-ing of evidence, and reporting to theCommission.



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.

CORPORATIONCOMMISSION OFOKLAHOMAPATRICEDOUGLAS, ChairmanBOB ANTHONY, Vice-ChairmanDANA L. MURPHY,Commissioner

DONE AND PERFORMED this 21st dayof September, 2012.BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION:PEGGY MITCHELL, SecretaryLPXLP

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spacing unit created by said Order forsaid common source of supply;(b) establishing an allowable rate ofproduction commensurate with theallowable rate of production otherwiseapplicable to said drilling and spacingunits;(c) designating Applicant or someother owner as Operator of the wells;and(d) making the Order in this Causeeffective on a date prior to the date ofissuance.

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 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 COMMISSION OFOKLAHOMAPATRICE DOUGLAS, Chairman

BOB ANTHONY, Vice-ChairmanDANA L. MURPHY,Commissioner


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telephone (405) 286-9800, or withRussell James Walker, Attorney, 511Couch Drive, Third Floor, OklahomaCity, Oklahoma 73102.CORPORATION COMMISSION OFOKLAHOMAPATRICE DOUGLAS, Chairman

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Legal notices Public records(Note: The following records

pertain to Kingfisher Countyonly. Original documents can beseen in the office of the KingfisherCounty Clerk, Kingfisher CountyCourthouse, Kingfisher, OK).

WARRANTY DEEDSJohn H. Hancock to Fox Run

Property LLC, Lots 16-20, as de-scribed in Book 2539, page 134.

Mary A. Hancock and Anthony

P. Devito to Fox Run Property LLC,Lots 16-20, as described in Book2539, page 135.

Jessica A. Ballard and Boyd J.Ballard to Bart Ikerd and TambraIkerd, see Exhibit “A,” as part of thedeed found in Book 2539, pages145-146.

Larry Harviston Jr., aka Larry R.Harviston Jr. and Ashley Harvistonto Jimmy Coslett and Vicki Coslett,a tract of land in the NE/4 Section 2-17N-7W.

Donald K. Murray to Fatima Blas-Estrada, Lot 48 of plat filed in Book828, page 612.

Independent School District No.16 to the Town of Hennessey, thedescribed real estate as describedin Book 2540, pages 1-2.

QUIT CLAIM DEEDSIveth Najera, formerly known as

Iveth Garza to Reydecel Najera andLorena Najera, the east 28 feet ofBlock 58, Baldwin South Addn., anda tract beginning at the NE/C ofBlock 58, as described in Book 2539,page 171.

Vicki Lynn Smith and Jim D.Smith, an undivided 1/2 interest;and Steve Voskuhl, an undivided 1/2 interest, to Voskuhl-Smith FarmsLLC, in care of Jim D. Smith, the N/2 NE/4 Section 14-17N-5W.

QUIT CLAIM MINERAL DEEDVicki Lynn Smith, and undivided

1/2 interest, and Steve Voskuhl, anundivided 1/2 interest, to Voskuhl-Smith Farms LLC, in care of Jim D.Smith, an undivided mineral inter-est in a tract of land described inBook 2539, page 248.

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Stacy Jo WehrenbergStacy Jo Wehrenberg, 52,

of Norman, passed away Sept.26, 2012, after valiantly bat-tling an extremely rare formof breast cancer for almost twoyears.

A Celebration of Life me-morial service will be held at 1p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 2, atMcFarlin Memorial UnitedMethodist Church in Normanwith the Rev. Linda Harkerofficiating. The family re-quests memorial attendeesjoin them in wearing brightcolored clothing to express thelove and joy Stacy brought intoour lives.

Stacy was born March 21,1960, in Ann Arbor, Mich., toKaren M. and Gene P.Thrailkill.

She moved to Norman,Okla., from Athens, Ohio, in1971 with her family. Shegraduated from Norman HighSchool in 1978, and was em-ployed by Dr. Reg Sherrill, aNorman optometrist, from1978 to 1980.

She attended the Univer-sity of Oklahoma and receiveda bachelor of human relationsdegree in December of 1984.While at OU, she was a mem-ber of the Pride of OklahomaMarching Band, directed byher father. Stacy was very ac-tive and served as presidentof Tau Beta Sigma, the honor-ary band sorority.

In 1986, Stacy was em-ployed by the University Stu-dent Media Department asadministrative assistant andbusiness office manager. Be-ginning in 1999, she spent 16months as director of publica-tions at the University Schoolof Music. Stacy was recog-nized for 25 years of service tothe University in 2011.

On Dec. 31, 2002, Stacy andMichael J. Wehrenberg weremarried in Norman.

Their daughter, AbigailDawn, was born a year lateron Dec. 8.

A devoted wife, mother,daughter, sister, and aunt,Stacy was courageous in herbattle with cancer. In life shealways wore a smile and main-tained an incredible sense ofhumor; however, her greatestattribute was her selfless, car-ing love and concern for oth-ers. The greatest example ofher selflessness, Stacy donatedblood to be used for researchwith hope that it may preventothers from experiencingwhat she endured.

Stacy was a member ofMcFarlin Memorial UnitedMethodist Church. She wasinvolved in CASA (CourtAppointed Special Advocate),Middle Earth Child Develop-ment Center and EisenhowerElementary School.

Survivors include her hus-band, Michael and daughter,Abigail of the home; parents,Gene and Karen Thrailkill ofNorman; one sister, DawnThrailkill of Oklahoma City;

one brother, Chad Thrailkilland wife April of Norman; in-laws, Robert and WilmaWehrenberg of Kingfisher;three brothers, MarkWehrenberg and wife Amy ofPiedmont, David Wehrenbergand wife Stacy of OklahomaCity and Paul Wehrenbergand wife Tammy of Edmond.She is also survived by niecesand nephews Shelby,Brayden, Hudson, and SadieThrailkill and Matthew, Ian,Parker, Amanda, and DellaWehrenberg and AllisonMcNeil.

Memorial contributionsmay be sent in Stacy’s name toThe Elizabeth Smider Foun-dation, P. O. Box 721884, SanDiego, CA 92129. This is theonly center in the United Statesspecifically dedicated to meta-plastic breast cancer research.

OBITUARY OBITUARYLinda KayPickard Slabotsky

Linda Kay PickardSlabotsky, 54, of Deer Creek,wife of Kingfisher CountyAssistant District AttorneyBryan Slabotsky, passed awayon Tuesday, Sept. 25, 2012.

Funeral services were heldat 10 a.m. Friday, Sept. 28, atBaggerley Funeral Home inEdmond. Burial followed atSt. Patrick Cemetery inEdmond.

She was born May 16, 1958,in Edmond to Stanley andJanice Pickard.

Linda attended Deer CreekSchools, where she excelled atbasketball as a starting for-ward for the Lady Antlers,graduating in 1976. She laterattended the University ofCentral Oklahoma, earningthe degree of bachelor of sci-ence in education in 1993.

From her first marriage shehad three children, Kyle, Kariand Taylor Barnes, that wereher pride and joy and to whomshe was a devoted mother.

In 1994, she and her onetrue love, Bryan Slabotskyfound each other and weremarried a year later. She tookunder her wing his four chil-dren, Lindsey, Allison, Ericand Kyle Slabotsky.

Together, they spent thenext 11 years in OklahomaCity raising their children.Linda was a devoted motherwho could be counted on tobe there and was always theloudest fan on the sidelines atany event in which their chil-dren participated.

After their children left thenest, Linda and Bryan movedfrom Oklahoma City to theDeer Creek area and built anew home in the country thatshe loved. She was sur-rounded with love and careby her family and was look-ing forward with great joy toher daughter Kari’s first child.

Linda is survived by herhusband, Bryan; children,“Big” Kyle Barnes, Kari BarnesCaldwell and husband Jaredand Taylor Barnes; stepchil-dren, Lindsey Slabotsky Penceand husband Dane and twochildren, Allison Slabotskyand husband Ryan, EricSlabotsky and wife Tiffanyand two children, and “Little”Kyle Slabotsky. She is alsosurvived by her father, StanleyPickard and wife Julia; onesister, Cindy Pickard O’Kellyand her partner, KevinHaworth; one brother, DerickPickard and wife Natalie; herlifelong friend and sister-in-law, Norma Slabotsky, as wellas a host of other family, toonumerous to name.

Linda was preceded indeath by her mother, HelenJanice Pickard, whom sheloved dearly, her Uncle JerryLynch and Uncle MelvinLynch.

The family requests in lieuof flowers that donations bemade to the Huntington’s Dis-ease Society of America,HDSA.org as Linda’s greatesthope was that a cure be foundso that her family and others

AREA DEATHJohn William Newby

John William Newby, 32,lifelong resident of Calumet,died in a farm accident onSunday, Sept. 23, 2012.

Funeral services were heldat 2 p.m. Friday at the RedRock Methodist Church withthe Rev. Matthew Franks offi-ciating. Burial followed at RedRock Cemetery under direc-tion of Wilson Funeral Homein El Reno.

He was born Oct. 5, 1979, inWeatherford to Larry andTeena Blagg Newby.

He graduated from Cen-tury High School in Bismarck,N.D. He attended RedlandsJunior College.

He married Trisha Skjeieon Nov. 17, 2000, in El Reno.

He was employed at BNSFRailroad as a track inspector.

He was a member of theMaple School Board, MapleRural Water Board and RedRock United MethodistChurch.

Survivors include his wife,Trisha; one son, Gage; onedaughter, Cora; grandmother,Maxine Blagg, all of the home;mother, Teena Tech and hus-band Jodie of El Reno; father,Larry Newby and wife Dianaof Meeker; five brothers, TadHollis and wife Brandy ofBinger, Jeffery Hollis and wifeErica of Hinton, David Newbyand wife Kitty of Texas, Aus-tin Newby of Ada and Gre-gory Smith of Meeker; two sis-ters, Tammie Barnette andhusband Mike of Stillwaterand Tiffany Tech of El Reno,and grandparents, S.R. andMary Tech of El Reno.

Donald Earl Pannell

Donald Earl PannellDonald Earl Pannell, 59,

died Wednesday, Sept. 26,2012, at the home of his son inYukon.

Graveside services will beheld Monday, Oct. 1, at 10a.m. at Sanders Funeral HomeChapel with Minister RonBruner officiating. Serving aspall bearers will be Jim Gazin,Ray Pannell, Wade Pannell,Shawn Stout, Rex Pannell andKris Pannell.

He was born July 20, 1953,to Charles and Merlyn Pannellin El Dorado, Ark.

He was a member of theArmy National Guard from1971 to 1977.

He worked in the oilfieldand was an over the road truckdriver.

He married Michelle Th-ompson in 1971, and DeniseStewart in 1980.

Survivors include his sis-ter, Elizabeth Anne Gazin andhusband Jim; his brother,Charles Ray Pannell and wifeJudy; a nephew, WadePannell, all of Kingfisher; foursons, Brian Coughlan and wife

Blair of Kingfisher, ShawnStout and wife Franki ofYukon, Rex Pannell and wifeDaysha of Holton, Kan., andKris Pannell of Holton, Kan.;two daughters, LyndseyPannell of Houston, Texas,and Jacilyn Pannell ofOkarche; four grandchildren,Kennady and Kaelyn

Coughlan of Kingfisher,Taygen Pannell of Holton,Kan., and Charli Stout ofYukon; a great-nephew, Jacob,and a great-niece, Carlie, bothof Kingfisher.

He was preceded in deathby his parents, and a niece,Mecca Pannell of Kingfisher.

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come to API, instead.He wasn’t there long before

Audie encouraged him to go toclasses leading to certificationas a welding inspector andturned that part of the businessover to him.

Sometimes the company hasas many as 30 welders seekingcertification in one day.

Certification is required be-fore a welder can work on apipeline.

“It (welding) has to be right,”Price said.

API is a certified test facilityfor the state of Oklahoma andfor many gas companies thatdo work in Oklahoma.

“One reason for the suc-cess of our company is that wehire qualified inspection per-sonnel,” Price said. “Our in-spectors are experienced in thefield and we have many certi-fied inspectors on staff for spe-cific types of jobs.

A multi-talented guy,Charles Walker also is thecompany’s computer guru,keeping the computer systemup and humming.

The business has boomed,billing $35 million last year,while doing business in fourstates, Oklahoma, West Vir-ginia, Pennsylvania and Texas.They have also worked in Ar-kansas and Kansas.

Price has offers from com-panies in other states to work,but limits his activity to the thesestates.

His business is as big as hewants it to be.

WELDING CHECK – Audie Price, left, API president andCharlie Walker, welding inspection director, inspect weldsproduced by a welder seeking certification to work on gas lines.

Price comments that he hasnever aggressively pursuedtesting business.

He refers to it as “hustling”business.

He made lots of friends inthe business and that’s how thebusiness came to him.

Gas companies want quali-fied experience to be sureprojects are done properly.

Price first began working forMorris Farrar of Morris Con-struction Co. some 25 years ago,working in the summers.

He learned to weld by help-ing older welders.

He operated a service sta-tion his first year out of highschool, then got back into weld-ing.

Brenda Price was a musicteacher in Dover and Crescent

schools before retiring early atAudie’s request, to help himwith the growing business.

Oil and gas pipelines fallunder the governance of theOklahoma Department ofTransportation’s pipeline safetydivision.

The book work is huge.Price observed that early day

pipeline inspectors would belost today because of the vol-ume of documentation re-quired, most of it done withcomputers.

“You do a little bitty job andyou’ve got binders and bindersof documentation,” he said.

For a single job, the com-pany may need to send a chiefinspector, assistant chief in-spector, certified welding in-spector and maybe two more

under him.Safety is the overriding fac-

tor on every job.Price has purchased prop-

erty alongside U.S. 81 north ofKingfisher to build a new officebuilding and shop. He hopes tobe in it by the end of next year.

“I want it to be large enoughto have a conference room thatwill hold 40 people; we don’thave space here big enough toeasily get all of our personnel into discuss a job. There arechanges in regulations regularlyand it’s hard to find a place toget them altogether here to talkabout it.”

The Prices started the book-keeping operation of their busi-ness in one room in their home.

Then, they had to have abookkeeper working in anotherroom.

They then added an officebuilding behind their home,which had a storage room. Thestorage room quickly had thelawn equipment planned for itmoved out so it could be con-verted into office space.

Now the office area, whichhas become known as the“bunkhouse” because of itslength and western appearance,is too small.

Incidentally Charles Walkerand his dad, Ronnie Walker,built the original office.

Brenda Price is looking for-ward to the construction of anoff-premises office.

She thinks she may not findherself working there as manySunday afternoons as she doesnow with the office right be-hind the house.

objected to the company’s in-volvement in the legislation.

A development threateningto make wind a less efficientenergy source is the expirationof the federal production taxcredit, slated to end Dec. 31.

Speaking at the annual meet-ing of the Southern States En-ergy Board in Oklahoma Citylast week, Gov. Mary Fallin ad-vocated a temporary extensionof the subsidy, which provideswind producers a 2.2-cent perkilowatt-hour tax credit.

Fallin said the wind indus-try supports more than 3,000jobs in Oklahoma, which ranksamong the top 10 states for windcapacity and wind-generatedelectricity.

All 40 of the top freshmenmen and women will continuewith an interview process withMortar Board that will helpdetermine the selection of theTop Ten Freshmen Men andTop Ten Freshmen Women.

Cotton, Ellis, Garfield, Garvin,Greer, Harmon, Harper,Haskell, Jackson, Jefferson, Kay,Kiowa, Latimer, Le Flore, Love,McCurtain, Murray, Noble,Osage, Pawnee, Payne,Pontotoc, Stephens, Texas,Tillman, Washita, Woods andWoodward. County Commis-sioner bans are in effect forCreek, McClain and Pittsburgcounties.

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An area man arrested Sept.18 after an alleged early morn-ing crime spree in a Kingfisherhousing addition was chargedwith two felony offensesWednesday in KingfisherCounty District Court.

Raymond Darnell Brown,44, was charged with know-ingly concealing stolen prop-erty and unauthorized use of amotor vehicle.

Brown was arrested about5:30 a.m. Sept. 18 behind thewheel of a pickup truck whichhad been reported stolen ear-

lier that morning, according topolice reports.

Brown was charged withunauthorized use of the vehicle,a 2012 Chevrolet pickup truckbelonging to Derek Daughertyof Kingfisher.

He also was charged withconcealing a checkbook belong-ing to Angie Snodgrass and anair compressor, hose reel andhose and drive brake over barbelonging to Carl Themer, all ofwhich were allegedly found inthe pickup or in Brown’s pock-ets, according to police reports.

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Local man faces felony charges after alleged crime spreeBrown was charged after the

prior conviction of four priorfelony offenses, includingknowingly concealing stolenproperty in Kingfisher County,larceny of an automobile androbbery with a dangerousweapon, both in ClevelandCounty, and possession of acontrolled substance in Okla-homa County.

If Brown is convicted on the

current charges, he faces a po-tential sentence of three yearsto life in prison.

The state Mesonet site west ofKingfisher registered .65 inch.

Boevers said the moisture willhelp get crops up and growing.

The cooler weather with theonset of fall helps soil retain themoisture.

Boevers said some fields areup to a stand and in some theplants are just emerging.

He said that with sufficientmoisture the fields could begrazed by livestock in four to sixweeks.

The rain was welcome afteranother hot, dry summer.

The National Weather Serviceforecast called for another chanceof thunderstorms Saturday.

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Kingfisher City ManagerDave Slezickey said his office willissue offers Monday to purchasethe first 11 properties under thefederal grant-funded buyout offlood-impacted properties.

A total of 48 residential andnonresidential properties havebeen slated for acquisition anddemolition under a multimillion-dollar hazard mitigation grantfrom the Federal EmergencyManagement Agency.

The properties were dividedinto four groups to facilitate asmoother passage through theprocess of appraisal, negotiation,offer, acceptance, closing and

demolition.Property owners are free to opt

out of the program at any point upto and including the day theirproperty sale is slated to close.

Phase II of the voluntarybuyout program, which wouldfinance the acquisition and demo-lition of 29 additional properties,has passed the first hurdle forfederal funding consideration.

Slezickey said a total of 168floodplain properties have beenidentified for acquisition anddemolition as funding is avail-able, with the goal of moving asmany residents and businessesas possible out of harm’s way.

City issuing offers Mondayto purchase flood property

Pioneer Cellular began offer-ing the iPhone 5 Friday, but only atthe Kingfisher, Woodward andEnid Garriott and Randolph stores,due to limited launch quantities.

Apple’s newest version of itspopular iPhone is available for asuggested retail price of $149 forthe 16GB model, $249 for the 32GBmodel and $349 for the 64GB model.

A 24-month contract is required.Pioneer Cellular will allow

iPhone 5 customers to connect toits fast 3G network

The phone comes with iOS 6operating system with over 200new features, including a newMaps app with Apple-designedcartography and turn-by-turn navi-gation, Facebook integration, Pass-book organization and even moreSiri features and languages

“Pioneer Cellular is excited tooffer iPhone 5 to its wireless cus-tomers in rural western Okla-homa,” Pioneer General ManagerRichard Ruhl said. “The iPhone 5 iseverything our wireless customersneed and with our network theycan use these features everywhere.”

Kingfisher school boardmembers will consider award-ing a contract to pave the newparking lot north of the highschool at their monthly meet-ing at 7 p.m. Monday at theadministration building.

Other bond projects in-cluded the Heritage Schoolrenovation project, enclosingthe walkway between the highschool and the vocational-bandannex building and technologi-cal upgrades at all campuses.

In other business, the boardwill consider: board meetingdates for 2013; declaring a 1992Dodge pickup truck surplus;out-of-state FFA trips; contractfor 2013 Secondary Career andTechnology Education Pro-grams; annual school dropoutreport for 2012; fundraiser re-quests for FCCLA and NativeAmerican Club; gifted and tal-ented education plan for Heri-tage and Gilmour ElementarySchool, and hiring a resourceteacher and cultural advisor forthe Native American grant pro-gram, a cook and a special edu-cation paraprofessional.

School board to meet

Newest iPhone nowavailable at Pioneer

Kingfisher County commis-sioners will consider an appli-cation for cremation of a countyindigent at their meeting at 9:30a.m. Monday.

County to considercremation request

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