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By Lorrie Ward Jackson

It is sometimes said that timeheals all wounds. But some-times, time is guilty of inflictingwounds, as anyone who hasexperienced the ravages of timeon his or her body will attest.Another culprit in this waragainst aging is life experience—which is why women, who bearthe responsibility of childbirth,seem to bear the brunt of time’seroding forces.

Plastic surgeon Brian D.Kent, MD, who has dedicatedhis practice to helping peoplerestore some of what time hasstolen, is pleased to invite thecommunity to a lecture entitled“Mommy Makeovers” at BaileyRanch Club House in Owassoon Thursday, April 19 from 6p.m. to 7:30 p.m. “This lectureis designed to educate womenon what can be done to restoretheir figure after pregnancy andwhat the procedures entail,

including potential complica-tions and recovery periods, whatkind of scarring to expect, andmore,” says Dr. Kent. “I wouldalso like to show what kind ofresults can often be obtainedthrough before and after pictures – looking at results,which are sometimes quite dramatic depending upon whatyou’re starting with, helps people to be realistic in theirexpectations.”

The main procedures discussed will involve what Dr.Kent calls “improving the torsofrom breast to abdomen,”including breast lifts, reduction,or augmentation and tummytucks. “A woman’s stomachoften needs a tummy tuck ofsome sort after pregnancy, evenif it is a mini-abdominoplastywhen the problem isn’t thatbad,” Dr. Kent says. “And childbirth often causes loss of

volume and deflation in thebreasts due to size change andbreast feeding.”

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the breast and abdomen surgeries at one time, whichmakes recovery easier in thelong run for the patient. He can

also perform these surgeries inconjunction with other surgeonsconducting medically necessary

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By Sheryl Sowell

Owasso Community TheatreCompany (OCTC) is proud toannounce that their spring showwill be a charming musical adaptation of “The SecretGarden,” the classic novel byFrances Hodgson Burnett, withscript by Tim Kelly and words

Rehearsals are under way for “The Secret Garden” presented by Owasso Community Theatre Company.

The Secret Garden

and music by Bill Francoeur.“The Secret Garden” shares abeautiful story of friendship andwill be presented April 12-14 atStone Canyon ElementarySchool, located at 7305 N. 177th E. Ave. in Owasso.

The Owasso Community Theatre Company will present their springmusical April 12-14 at Stone Canyon Elementary School.

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You are invited to a night of celebration – a celebration oftransforming lives that have beengiven new hope for 48 orphansin Lira, Uganda. Proceeds fromKwero 2012, Project HopeWorldwide’s 3rd annual auctionand dinner, will go towards thecontinued construction of homesand a school at Calo Me Lare(also known as “Village ofRedemption”). You won’t wantto miss this exciting night of delicious food and great enter-tainment – all for a great cause.

Kwero will be held Friday,April 20, 2012 in the ballroom atthe Historic Mayo Hotel, locatedat 115 West Fifth Street in downtown Tulsa. Doors open at6 p.m., when the silent auctionbegins, and dinner and the liveauction begin at 7:15 p.m.Tickets are available online atwww.projecthopeworldwide.orgbeginning March 1.

A few of the auction itemsup for grabs include vacations toPanama Beach, a catered dinnerfor 10 at the Smoke, a suite for20 for a Drillers game, personallyautographed cookbooks byTrisha Yearwood, a year of lawnservice, four tickets to theRangers versus Astros game, anight’s stay at the Price TowerInn in Bartlesville, four club seatsto see James Taylor in concert,

instance the story of Dickens,who was beaten and left for deadafter a violent and deadly attackon his village by the Lord’sResistance Army. But nowDickens is a happy and thrivingboy who loves learning and making friends. By attendingKwero 2012, your generous giv-ing will go towards the continualbuilding of more homes for theorphans, as well as a school building where they will receivethe best education possible. Youcan make a real difference in thelife of Dickens and all the otherchildren living at Calo Me Lare.

The stated mission ofProject Hope Worldwide is:“Redeeming defenseless and vulnerable children, providingthem hope and opportunity tochange their world.”Sponsorships are available forKwero 2012. For the most up-to-date info on the event, visit the Kwero blog athttp://kwero2012.blogspot.com.

photography sessions, aStarbucks gift basket, two ticketsto an OU football game, golfgames, and more, with additionalitems being added frequently.

Special musical guest TheGroove Merchants will provideentertainment throughout theevening. The Groove Merchantsexperience combines a high- energy show with great danceablemusic. Providing people withexceptional entertainment since1988, the band prides itself onbeing the most fun group of pro-fessional musicians in theSouthwest. Transitions from softdinner jazz to rockin’ dancemusic are smooth and seamless.

“Kwero has proven to besuch a great event, not only inraising funds for orphans, butalso bringing people into aware-ness of the reality of Uganda andthe children – all while having agreat evening filled with food,fun and dancing!” says ProjectHope Worldwide’s VP ofFinance and Child SponsorshipsKelley Compton.

Formed in 2008, Kwero wascreated to extend a helping handto the orphans of Uganda and tomake a true and lasting difference. Before living at theorphanage, many of the 48 children were parentless, hungry,sick and unwanted. Take for

Kwero 2012, the 3rd annual auction and dinner benefitting orphans in Uganda, willbe held Friday, April 20 at the Historic Mayo Hotel in downtown Tulsa.

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www.projecthopeworldwide.orghttp://kwero2012.blogspot.com

www.ValueNews.com The 3rd annual Kwero fundraising event will help transform the lives of these orphans living in Uganda.

Each village will be comprised of:• 32 homes providing a safe, nurturing, and structured environment

for 256 children who are total orphans• A school based on the Classical Christian model. Children from the

community are invited to be educated at Calo Me Lare as well.• A medical clinic that extends its services to the surrounding area• A community development/vocational training center• A church that is both transformational and missional is planted in

the center of the village

StrategyProject Hope Worldwide’s strategy is to create holistic villages.

Over the last twenty yearsin both the counseling andfinancial business, I haveseen many cases of what Icall decideophobia. Thesymptoms of this “disorder”come in various forms.However, the commonthemes are: a seeming inability to make a decision,extreme avoidance of thesubject at hand, a mistrust ofthe advice of professionals, afear of being incompetent tomake a good decision, andan unwillingness to ask forhelp. Decideophobia canmanifest when making anytype of decision but is particularly pervasive when itcomes to making importantdecisions such as about “yourmoney or investments”.

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The spring destination you won’twant to miss is Claremore,Oklahoma, April 27 throughMay 5. A variety of events will behappening every day at the magnificent attractions aroundthe community.

This nine-day event will kickoff with Woolly Weekend atShepherd’s Cross, April 27 and28. Watch the “Sheep to Shawl”event – wool will be shorn fromthe sheep on the farm and ismade into usable products rightbefore your eyes! The Shepherd’sShop will be open with lots ofMade in Oklahoma goodies fromlocal artisans. Demonstrations onspinning wheels, washing wool,weaving, knitting, and other woolcrafting will be going on throughout the day.

The Will Rogers MemorialMuseum is hosting theAmerican Cowboys TradersDays April 27, 28, and 29 from8 a.m. to dusk each day. A wideselection of tack, cowboy andcowgirl items, and much morewill be available from the vendors. The JM Davis Armsand Historical Museum will behosting The Gun and KnifeShow April 28 and 29, with vendors bringing an array ofitems. Route 66 Cruisers will be"Cruising Into Ne-Mar" on

the JM Davis Museum. The Belvidere Mansion will

be having a High Tea and HatsFashion Show on Tuesday, May2 at 3 p.m. This event will fea-ture vintage apparel from the30s, 40s, and 50s. Tickets are available for purchase at theBelvidere Mansion for $12.

On Wednesday, May 2, theJM Davis Arms & HistoricalMuseum will host the annualClaremore Wall of FameInduction ceremony. Pastinductees include Stuart Roosa,Lynn Riggs, and Will Rogers.Last year Laurie Williams wasinducted for her role in“Oklahoma!” with ShirleyJones accepting the honor.Come see who will receive thehonor this year!

The Singin’ Rage Miss PattiPage is going to be honored inthe main event for Destination.“FLIPSIDE: The Patti PageStory” is a musical written byGreg White of Front PageProductions. Recently, FLIPSIDE received severalawards and honors by theRegional & National KennedyCenter Festival Awards. Theyinclude Outstanding Honors

Saturday, April 28. Last yearthey had over 300 cars partici-pate. Stop by any time from 11a.m. to 4 p.m. to see a variety ofclassic cars!

The Nut House on Route66 will have an antique showwith a variety of antique and artsand crafts vendors, April 28 and29 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Have atreat like homemade fudge or asnack from Hot Mama’s Deliwhile you are there!

Monday, April 30, visitorscan meet the king of the MotherRoad, Michael Wallis, at the JMDavis Arms & HistoricalMuseum. There will be a socialhour at 5 p.m. with a short program and book signing to follow. Tickets for this event are$5 and will be available for purchase beginning April 2 at

for: Outstanding Musical,Outstanding Director of aMusical (Greg White of FrontPage Productions), OutstandingSound Design (Sun Hee Kil),Outstanding Performance by anActress (Haley Jane Pierce), andOutstanding Performance by aGuest Artist (LindsieVanWinkle). The musical tributeto Patti Page also received severalKennedy Center distinguishednods and commendations in avariety of categories. The musicalwill be premiering at the RobsonPerforming Arts CenterThursday, May 3 at 4 p.m.; a second performance is Friday,May 4 at 7:30 p.m. Purchase tick-ets through the PAC ticket officeat (918) 699-7390 or go online towww.myticketoffice.com.

Taste of Claremore will beheld at the Will RogersMemorial Museum on Thursday,May 3 from 6 to 8 p.m. Enjoysamples of all Claremore has tooffer including restaurants, cater-ers, and wineries, as well as greatlocal entertainment. Tickets willbe available for purchase April 2from the Convention & VisitorsBureau or at the event.

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Staff of TTCU of Claremore, a Destination Claremore sponsor (L to R): Ashley Carter,Heather Garrison, Lisa Dennis with the Claremore CVB, Amanda Rue, ATEM Cash (in themiddle), Ashley Lowther, Sheri Bunch, Sarah Wright, and Branch Manager Bryan Bradley.

also enjoy the 138th running ofthe Kentucky Derby atCherokee Casino Will RogersDowns. There will be live thoroughbred racing going onthroughout the day as well assimulcast for the Derby. Enjoycash giveaways, Derby Day hatcontests, and more!

The Lilac Festival roundsout Destination Claremore inhistoric downtown ClaremoreSaturday, May 5. The MasterGardeners will have plants forsale, other great vendors will beset up with a variety of homemade goods, enjoy a cakewalk, live entertainment, weeniedog races, and fun activities forthe children!

Presenting sponsors forDestination Claremore are RCBBank, Cherokee Casino WillRogers Downs, City ofClaremore, Oklahoma ArtsCouncil, and the NationalEndowment for the Arts. Othersponsors include BancFirst,Grand Bank, TTCU ofClaremore, Reasor’s, ClaremoreConvention & Visitors Bureau,and the Robson PerformingArts Center.

For more details aboutDestination Claremore and otherevents happening in Claremore,please visit the Convention &Visitors Bureau’s website atwww.visitclaremore.org or call(918) 341-8688.

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Saxophonist Grady Nichols’slatest CD, “Destinations,” is amusical vacation. In it, you visit

gigs. Jenny then recorded herfirst solo CD, “Flourish,” whichwas signed to RenaissanceRecords. She played Lilith Fairin Oklahoma City that sameyear. Lilith Fair was one of themost successful touring festivalsof the 1990s, featuring a lineupof female solo artists and bandsled by women. Jenny’s musicwas chosen for the independentfilm “Chillicothe,” in which shealso made her acting debut. Thefilm was accepted and shown atthe 1999 Sundance FilmFestival in Park City, Utah.

After recording her secondalbum, Jenny moved to LosAngeles to pursue her career inmusic and film. Jenny’s long-time popularity as one of themost loved and recognized musicians in Tulsa has created ademand that keeps her returningto Oklahoma on a regular basisfor live performances. Jennyappears either as a solo act, in aduo, or with a full band.

RADIORADIO is an original band comprised of veteran musicians with a driveto succeed, surpassed only bytheir talent. The band’s lyrics

the beach, explore the streets ofLondon, go a little country, hitthe west coast, spend time daydreaming, and come backhome again. You’ll hear selections from this album withGrady’s “singing” saxophonetaking you on a musical journey,touching various musical genres.

Grady is full of surpriseswith sounds peppered by a driving banjo, pedal steel guitar,steel drums, and string sectionsthat are woven seamlessly intocohesive contemporary jazz/popsettings. He has explained hispassion for the saxophone bysaying he feels it is a “voice” thatcan “sing” a lot of styles. Thesax has played a key role in someof the most memorable songs inpop music over the last 30 years,and Grady is one of today’s mostrecognized sax musicians. Hedelivers great performancesnight after night for rock, pop,Christian, and country fans.

Jenny Labow was born inToronto, Canada, and moved toStillwater, Oklahoma, with herfamily when she was 12. Sheplayed in high school rock bandsand eventually joined the iconicband Glasshouse. The bandparted ways after recording twoalbums and playing countless

are both prophetic and sobering.Make no mistake, there is onlyone RADIORADIO.

This four-piece rock bandfrom Tulsa has a presence andmessage that command attention. Whether on stage orin the studio, they have consistently delivered for theirfans. Although there are lots ofgood bands crisscrossingAmerica, RADIORADIO hasbeen labeled “special.”

With the release of theband’s second full-length album,“Esprit De Corps,” RADIORADIO employed the18th-century term for brotherhood, enthusiasm, anddevotion along with the iconicfleur de lis. To the band, thissymbol not only representedlongevity and versatility, but its

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Performances by RADIORADIO have beendefined as dramatic and engaging, and they are a worthypart of the three Oklahoma performances scheduled forFriday evening, April 20, at theBroken Arrow Performing ArtsCenter Broken Arrow. Makeyour reservations now and besure to check online for otherexciting performances scheduledfor the BAPAC.

This performance was madepossible by Broken Arrow ArtsCouncil’s Show Sponsor,Hampton Inn and ClarionHotels in Broken Arrow;Premiere Sponsor, BrokenArrow Visitors and ConventionBureau; and grants from theOklahoma Arts Council and ArtWorks as well as collaborationwith the Broken ArrowPerforming Arts Center.

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Area plant nurseries willoffer the newest and best plantselections for 2012. The popular

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An evening for all hosta lovers!Join the Hosta Connection ofTulsa on April 24, 2012 at theTulsa Garden Center, 2435 S.Peoria, for a fabulous hosta saleand lecture. “Hosta TissueCulture” will be presented byRob Mortko, owner of Made inthe Shade Gardens in Olathe,Kansas. Mr. Mortko will bebringing all his gorgeous varieties of hostas for sale.

Made in the Shade’s shadegardens have been featured onvarious public garden tours, onlocal television, and in “KansasCity Homes and GardensMagazine.”

Rob’s spare time is nowdevoted to Made in the ShadeGardens – a home-based, retailbusiness specializing in hostas.Made in the Shade Gardensoffers over 400 varieties ofhostas. More information can befound on their website atwww.HostaGuy.com.

Cost for the evening is $5 per person at the door, no reservations required. The hostasale starts at 6 p.m., and the lecture is at 7 p.m. Refreshmentswill be served. For additionalinformation, go to www.tulsagardencenter.com.

Linnaeus Teaching Garden pass-along plant tent will be full ofplants for sale from the gardensof Linnaeus gardeners, and otherfriends of The Tulsa GardenCenter. Take this opportunity toask any gardening questions youmight have of these professionalnursery men and women andLinnaeus gardeners.

Mark your calendars now toattend this spring gardeningextravaganza on April 13 and 14.Proceeds from SpringFestGarden Market and Festival benefit the Tulsa Garden Center.

Also in April, Tulsa GardenCenter Director of HorticultureBarry Fugatt will present a lec-ture on “Great Plants for TulsaGardens.” The event will beApril 19 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.and April 21 from either 9:30 to11 a.m. or 1 to 2:30 p.m. at theTulsa Garden Center.

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Tulsa Garden Center welcomes Rob Mortko on April 24 for a lecture,“Hosta Tissue Culture,” and hosta sale.


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Apr. 12-13When Worlds Collide: ScienceFaith, and the ImaginationScience & science fiction conferenceOral Roberts University7777 South Lewis, Tulsa(918) [email protected]

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Apr. 13-14 SpringFest Garden Market & Festival9 a.m. – 4 p.m.Tulsa Garden Center2435 S. Peoria Ave., Tulsa(918) 746-5125www.tulsagardencenter.com

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Mazzio’s Italian Eateryannounces the addition of agluten-free pizza to its menu atselect locations. Guests can create their own 10-inch or specialty gluten-free pizza. Thenew pizza is available for dine-inand carryout at specific locations.

According to the NationalFoundation for CeliacAwareness (NFCA), approximately three million people have Celiac disease, and10 million Americans have someform of intolerance or sensitivityto gluten. “Adding a gluten-free pizza is a must to better serve allof our customers, includingthose with gluten allergies,” saidGreg Lippert, president andCEO of Mazzio’s. “We realizedthe need for a gluten-free optionand have strived to make it asclose to the Mazzio’s traditionalpizza recipe as possible.”

Alicia Wilbins of Owassohas Celiac disease and is thrilledabout the gluten-free addition tothe Mazzio’s menu. “It’s refresh-ing to go to a restaurant and findpizza that is delicious but a greatgluten-free option,” she says. “Ihave always enjoyed the great salad bar at Mazzio’s but thisallows me to actually go out forpizza with friends and family.”

Many people without glutenallergies thrive on a gluten-freediet as well. According to theNFCA, this diet is quicklybecoming one of the fastestgrowing nutritional movementsin America, gaining popularityfor its health and therapeuticbenefits. Eating a gluten-free dietmay improve one’s health by alleviating symptoms such asfatigue, headaches, insomnia,and joint and muscle pain,among others.

With 163 locations in ninestates, Tulsa-based Mazzio’sItalian Eatery, established in1961, offers customers fast service, convenience, value andquality. Its extensive menu features a wide variety of pizza,pasta, salad and sandwiches.Open daily for lunch and dinner,Mazzio’s is perfect for dine-in,carryout, delivery or catering. For more information aboutMazzio’s Italian Eatery, visitwww.mazzios.com.

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Kortney Breshears, 19, ofAntlers, Oklahoma, has hemophilia, a blood clotting disorder. In July of 2010, she dislocated her right kneecap. “Ifirst saw an orthopedist inMcAlester, but because I hadhemophilia, he was afraid totouch me,” Kortney says. “Hetold me that since surgery wasnot required, I could live with acrooked knee.”

Nearly a year later, Kortneywas experiencing dislocationsfrom even the slightest of movements. Kortney contactedher hematologist and was connected with an orthopedist inOklahoma City. “This orthopedist wasn’t knowledge-able about hemophilia,” Kortneysays. “She didn’t see anythingwrong with my knee and didn’tknow why I was experiencingpain. I did twelve weeks of physical therapy under her care,but without a lot of results. Atthat point, she wanted to do surgery to reconstruct the leftside of my knee. I decided tolook for another orthopedist.”

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Dr. LaButti identified theproblem with her knee immediately, Kortney says. “Myknee was not tracking correctlybecause my kneecap was out ofplace. He also discovered laxityin my ligaments that was addingto the problem.”

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SSpring Into Action for MS

By Sheryl Sowell

In conjunction with the 25thannual Walk MS: Tulsa, to beheld Saturday, April 21 at Tulsa’sVeterans Park, a member of oneof the MS walking teams has cre-ated the inaugural Spring Marketon April 28. Laurie Dwyer, co-captain of Team M.O.M. –Moms on the Move, has beeninvolved with the National MSSociety for several years, and hada desire to become furtherinvolved in helping the organization and the thousandsof local people who suffer frommultiple sclerosis. Laurie’sdaughter Amy was diagnosedwith MS in 2008 at age 16.

“We became involved withthe National MS Society whenAmy was diagnosed, and theyhave been such a blessing in ourlives. We are so grateful foreverything they have done forour family, and we wanted to dosomething big to give back,”says Laurie.

Laurie and Patti Barker co-founded Team M.O.M. fouryears ago and have participatedin the Walk MS: Tulsa every yearsince. Their goal this year is toraise $5,000. “We also want to

was an event like Mayfest, whereyou find a lot of different items,”says Laurie. “The majority of thevendors will be selling unique,handmade items; for example, wehave one who will sell her beautiful homemade quilts, and

create connections within thecommunity,” says Laurie. “Thetheme of this year’s MSAwareness Week was ‘MS KillsConnections – Our ConnectionsCan Kill MS,’ and the idea of aspring market connecting a community goes along with thetheme perfectly.”

Laurie explains that this isthe first time she’s ever organized an event of this kind,and she has been pleasantly overwhelmed by the supportoffered from the community.She contacted Mingo Valley,where Amy attended school for11 years, and the school wentabove and beyond to help.“Mingo Valley Christian Schooldonated their facility withoutcharge, and the junior class ishosting concessions for theevent,” says Laurie.

A diverse variety of itemswill be available for purchase.The 35 vendors include jewelry,photography services, books,home décor and wares (such asmicrofiber sheets), cosmetics,baby items, Tupperware, Scentsycandles, apparel and more. “Theinspiration for the Spring Market

another who will have his amazing metal artworks.” Doorprizes will also be given awaythroughout the day.

Concessions will be availablefor both breakfast and lunch.The junior class is volunteeringtheir time to serve up breakfastburritos, donuts, coffee and bottled water in the morning,and taco salads, ultimate nachos,ham and cheese wraps, fruit,chips, cookies, candy, and drinksin the afternoon.

All proceeds from theSpring Market will benefit theNational MS Society, Oklahoma.

Laurie is thankful to be ableto give back to the National MSSociety through the Spring

Market, as the organization hashelped her daughter in so manyways. Amy is currently attendingOSU with a double major inspeech pathology and audiology,and she hopes to work at a veter-ans’ hospital after graduationnext May. She is also planningher wedding to her fiancé, Caleb,in November. For everyone whohas the pleasure of meeting Amy,it is clear she is a remarkableyoung woman who is thriving inspite of having this disease.

MS is an unpredictable,often disabling disease of thecentral nervous system, whichinterrupts the flow of informa-tion within the brain andbetween the brain and body.Symptoms range from numbnessand tingling to blindness andparalysis. Advances in researchand treatment are moving uscloser to a world free of MS. Ifyou’d like to participate in WalkMS: Tulsa, find out more atwww.walkMSok.org.

Team M.O.M.’s SpringMarket benefitting the NationalMS Society, Oklahoma will beheld Saturday, April 28 from 9a.m. to 3 p.m. at Mingo ValleyChristian School, located at8720 E. 61st St. in Tulsa. CallLaurie Dwyer at (918) 693-6447for more information.

The Spring Market will be held Saturday, April 28, 2012 at Mingo ValleyChristian School from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., with all proceeds benefitting theNational MS Society, Oklahoma.


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By Brandi Moore

Walk MS: Tulsa presented byPfizer is celebrating its 25thanniversary this year. The eventwill bring more than 1,500Tulsa-area residents to the rallying point of the MS movement, a community comingtogether to raise funds andawareness for the National MSSociety, Oklahoma. Funds raisedwill support direct services andprograms for more than 3,400people with MS and their families in Oklahoma and MS

participants and volunteers arewelcome to enjoy fruit, bagels,pastries and coffee for breakfastand hot dogs and apple slices forlunch.

There will be two new features at this year’s Walk MS –Battle of the Bands from 10 a.m.to 1 p.m. and an MS Expo showcasing local vendors andresources for people affected byMS. The Battle of the Bandsbrings youth and their familiestogether to watch local bandscompete in an awareness eventbenefitting the Youth AgainstMultiple Sclerosis program.Youth also volunteer during theevent, helping out with variousactivities.

Visit www.walkMSok.org toregister to walk, volunteer ordonate. There is no registrationfee and no minimum pledgecommitment; however, the average walker raises $225 tosupport research initiatives, programs and services of theNational MS Society, Oklahoma.Walkers who raise a minimum of$100 will receive a commemora-tive short-sleeve T-shirt. Onlineregistration is currently open.Individuals interested in joiningor creating a team can sign uponline with coworkers, friends,

research to find a cure for thischronic disease of the centralnervous system. With a goal toraise $128,000 for MS researchand programs, Walk MS: Tulsawill take place on Saturday,April 21 at Veterans Park, located at 1875 S. Boulder Dr. in Tulsa, and will feature a three-mile walk.

Participants will enjoy family-friendly fun for people ofall ages, including entertainmentand refreshments. All

family or neighbors. It only takesfour people to make a team. Day-of-event registration beginsat 7:30 a.m., followed by a 9 a.m.start time. Dogs are welcome.

Multiple sclerosis, an unpredictable, often disablingdisease of the central nervoussystem, interrupts the flow ofinformation within the brain,and between the brain and body.Symptoms range from numbnessand tingling to blindness andparalysis. The progress, severityand specific symptoms of MS inany one person cannot yet bepredicted, but advances inresearch and treatment are moving us closer to a world free of MS.

“We walk together to makea powerful statement and tokeep moving toward a cure. Eachstep you take brings us closer toa world free of MS,” says BrandiMoore, regional communicationsmanager for National MSSociety, Oklahoma.

Register online or by calling 1-800-344-4867. Join the 25th annual Walk MS: Tulsa at Veterans Park for aleisurely three-mile scenic walkdown Riverside, and stay forfamily activities, entertainmentand a festival atmosphere!

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For 15 years, Stephen Hager battled back pain. Physical therapy, steroid injections, electric stimulation andpainkillers didn’t relieve the painfollowing an accident in 1997. “Ididn’t want to get hooked onmedications,” says Hager, “andmost treatments only gave metemporary relief, two weeks atthe most.”

Back pain affects 85 percentof the U.S. population at somepoint in their lives. Hager’s painbegan with an injury to his leftthigh. While working at the Portof Catoosa, Hager was lookingforward to playing basketball atan Oklahoma college that fall.His basketball dreams ended,however, when he accidentally cutinto the muscle in his thigh witha concrete saw. Surgery left theinjured leg 3/8 inches shorter.

Six months of physical therapy followed so that Hagercould learn to walk again. Toldby doctors that he would neverbe able to walk without a caneor a crutch, he decided at age 18 that he would rather limp.“It’s kind of hard to get a girl-friend when you’re limpingaround,” he says. “So I began tocontort my body so it would

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However, the pain hadaffected his ability to hold downa job. “I don’t like to miss work,”he says. “However, there weredays I had to miss because I wasin the hospital or at a doctor’soffice undergoing treatment. Ididn’t have a choice because thepain was so intense.”

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the limp, his spine becamecrooked. “As years went by, thepain got worse,” he says. “I’d getto a point where if I had anepisode, I couldn’t move. Theycould last anywhere from two tothree days to almost two weeks.”

It was through a friend thatHager learned about SpinalDecompression of Oklahoma.“My friend talked highly of Dr.Gary Fortner, so I thought Iwould check out this treatmentthat I had never heard of,” hesays.

After Dr. Fortner measuredHager, he confirmed the left legwas indeed 3/8 inches shorter. “Ithought I was destined to havesurgery,” says Hager. “I learnedthat if I had already had back surgery, I would not have been agood candidate for spinal decompression.”

Hager began his 20-treat-ment plan in early February.“The first two weeks, I went daily, Monday through Friday forone hour each visit,” he says.“There is no pain involved in thetreatment, and I had immediaterelief after the first one.”

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PPutting the Fun in Fundraiser

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A grand parade, Dixieland jazz,and Creole food, along withexciting live and silent auctions,will highlight the annual RogersState University FoundationScholarship Auction and Dinneron April 20. The New Orleans-style evening will be full of funas the foundation celebrates witha Mardi Gras theme in the RSUCentennial Center at Claremore.

Since its inception eight

Admission to the event is$30 per person, while a table foreight can be reserved for $300.The event is open to the public.Over 400 attended last year’sevent, which netted the founda-tion $72,000.

Participants will also havean opportunity to win $5,000.“We are selling chances at $50each,” she says. “However, only300 will be sold.” Tickets are

years ago, the foundationfundraiser has raised more than$300,000 for student scholarships, according to TonniHarrald, RSU director of annualgiving and events. “The sole purpose of this event is to raisemoney for RSU students at allthree of our campuses,” saysHarrald. RSU’s main campus isin Claremore with satellite cam-puses in Pryor and Bartlesville.

now on sale. The winner will bedrawn that night.

Event sponsorships, rangingfrom $500 to $5,000, are alsoavailable. Key ConstructionOklahoma LLC and PelcoStructural have signed on as pre-senting sponsors.

Bidding on silent auctionitems will begin at 5:30 p.m.“We anticipate having 125 to150 silent auction items thisyear,” Harrold adds. “Last year,we had approximately 22 liveauction items, including jewelry,gift baskets from area businesses,and gift certificates for servicesand products. We have something for everyone, from $5 to $5,000.”

Rick Reimer will be auctioning off the live auctionitems during the evening. “Weare so excited about the itemsalready donated,” says Harrald.

Items already confirmedinclude a wine tasting for 12,contributed by Bud Hill; a custom men’s suit by Tom JamesCompany, contributed by Boband Virginia Sherrer; a deerhunt for two on the RobsonRanch, contributed by Frankand Ludmila Robson; a dinnerparty for 10 to 12 for a four-course meal, prepared by award-winning chef Linda Coons; twoSouthwest Airline tickets to anywhere Southwestern flies,contributed by SouthwesternAirlines; and a steak dinner for30 at the Ingersoll Ranch, contributed by Kay and WinIngersoll.

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Preparing for an evening of Mardi Gras fun are (L to R): Carlene Weber, committee member;Marisa Littlefield, Brandi Sutherland, Shonna Payne and Amanda Faught, RSU office of

development staff; and Tonni Harrald, RSU director of annual giving and events.

three-day sailing trip for four inNorth Carolina on a 43-foot sail-boat, fully crewed. All meals areprovided as well as two round-trip airline tickets, contributedby Captain Les and SuzannePendleton and Jim and KayHarrison. Nash and Dana Lambhave also contributed four nightsat the Hyatt Mountain Lodge inBeaver Creek, Colorado. “It is avery nice two bedroom condo,and the trip is scheduled for theweek of Thanksgiving,” saysHarrald.

Lori Fullbright, KOTVanchor, will emcee the event,and is also contributing a liveauction item for 10 people toattend and view the five o’clocknews and tour the station.

Local 12-year-old artistEmily Mooney will once againcontribute one of her art pieces.“She is a very talented artist andhas designed a piece for the auc-tion every year,” says Harrald.

“This is one of the largestsingle fundraising events inClaremore,” she continues.“Hundreds of students have benefitted through the yearsbecause of the generosity of businesses and individuals whocare about higher education andthis university. Lives have trulybeen changed.”

The RSU Foundation will host a Mardi Gras fundraiser for studentscholarships on Friday, April 20, 2012.


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During the spring and fast-approaching summer months,less is more – people are dressing in less clothing andwearing less makeup. Whenyou’re out at the lake or by thepool over the next few months,you won’t want to have foundation caked on your face –you want to feel free and confi-dent in your skin. Dr. MallorySpoor-Baker of AdvancedCosmetic Medicine in Tulsa canhelp transform the appearanceof your skin into a look of radiance for the warmer seasons.

For patients who desire dramatic changes in heavy textural issues, Dr. Spoor-Bakerrecommends the Pearl, a resurfacing laser that combinesthe best effects of Erbium andCO2 lasers without the risk ofserious side effects. “The Pearlis essentially a thermal peel, providing significant surfaceexfoliation. My Pearl patientshave smoother skin, smallerpores and an overall refined texture within three to five days.Their skin is fresher, softer andbrighter, and their heavy linesare greatly improved.”

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The laser procedure thatmost dramatically changes pigment – red or brown – isIntense Pulse Light (IPL), alsoknown as limelight. “IPL isexcellent for the treatment ofbrown and red pigmentation onthe face, hands and legs, or justabout anywhere else,” Dr. Spoor-Baker explains.“We’ve known for years thatIPL laser also stimulates collagen synthesis in tissue, soyou can see improved skin texture, smoothness, andreduced pore size. On the faceand neck, IPL helps to clear upblotchy skin, uneven pigmentation, veins, redness,and texture problems. It worksextremely well on the hands toremove brown pigmentation andwill also improve the overall skintexture. In as little as two treatments you can see clearer,younger-looking hands.”

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“We had a wonderfulresponse for auditions, withalmost 70 talented people auditioning,” says Kay Neldon ofOCTC. “Sadly, the StoneCanyon Elementary stage is notlarge enough to display all the tal-ented actors and actresses thatwere interested in participating,which required our directingstaff to make some tough decisions. Thank you and kudosto all who were courageousenough to share their talent atauditions!”

Rehearsals are now in fullswing, as the cast is busy learningsongs, choreography and theirlines for the spring musical.“Our cast of 18 includes OCTCveterans and several who are tal-ented but new to OCTC; agesrange from 11 years old and up,”says Kay.

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Performances of “The SecretGarden” will be held at StoneCreek Elementary School. Datesand times are April 12-14:Thursday and Friday at 7 p.m.,and Saturday at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. For more information,email [email protected] or call (918) 237-1656.

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MMake Coffee Your Daily Grind

By Sheryl Sowell

Do you have a passion for coffee? If your goal is to becomea true artisan in the coffee industry, Clary Sage College hasan exciting, innovative programfor you. Their brand-new baristaprogram is the only one of itskind in Oklahoma and one ofonly a few such programs in thenation. “The coffee industry isthe fastest growing market segment of the food industry,”explains Barista Instructor KentBerry. “This program is designedfor those who desire to becomeartisan coffee makers. They maywant to open their own coffeebusiness, get into coffee shopmanagement, or simply have anedge in the job market. Somecoffee shop owners do not hireanyone unless they are career-driven baristas.”

According to Kent, the coffee industry movement is currently experiencing its thirdwave. “The first wave was gas station coffee, the second wasthe rise of big chain coffee shopssuch as Starbucks, and the thirdfocuses on artisan roasted coffee,” he explains. “What ourbarista students learn is that creating coffee is an art form,similar to wine-making.”

lingo, effects of caffeine on thebody, brewing techniques, business and marketing aspects,

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The three-week barista program consists of 65 programhours – 20 hours of theory and a45-hour internship at theCampus Blend Coffee Shop atClary Sage College, located at3131 S. Sheridan in Tulsa. Theprogram is a distance learningcourse; all of the theory portioncan be completed online. Thisallows people from out of town –or even out of state – to complete the program. “In thiscase, we will work with the student to find a coffee shop intheir city where they can com-plete the internship,” Kent adds.

After graduating from theprogram, barista students will beable to prepare hand-craftedespresso beverages by properlygrinding, dosing and tampingground espresso, pulling the perfect shot and steaming theperfect milk; prepare frappeblended drinks and smoothies;grind and brew coffee using avariety of brewing techniques; beable to discuss and describe coffee by region or blend to helpa customer find the perfect coffee for their taste; discuss thescience of coffee from crop tocup; and discern coffee jargon.

Kent’s personal love of coffee began early in life. Hisgrandparents were restaurantowners, and as a child he wasalways fascinated by how theircustomers would sit and talk forhours over coffee. “These memories are how I came upwith the name of my coffee blog

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– they were the ‘coffee mafia.’”(Check out Kent’s blog atclarysagecoffeemafia.com.) As astudent at Texas Tech Universityin 2000, Kent’s enthusiasm forcoffee resurged with the openingof a nearby Starbucks. Hebecame a regular, and laterworked as a store manager forthe company for several years. “Ideveloped a real passion for coffee. When the opportunityfor a barista instructor opened atClary Sage College, I knew it wasa perfect fit for me.” Kent didextensive research to develop thecurriculum for the barista program and wrote the theoryportion of the course.

As with all CommunityCare College and Clary SageCollege programs, the baristaprogram offers continuing education opportunities, as wellas lifetime career services tograduates. The barista course is acash-pay program with no financial aid dispensed, but payment plans are available.Classes start every Monday. For more information, visitwww.communitycarecollege.eduor call (918) 610-0027.

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By Rodney Taylor

The Tulsa Wedding Showannounces their newest weddingshow for Tulsa brides. This smaller, more intimate show willbe at the new GlenpoolConference Center, south ofTulsa Hills Shopping Center onHighway 75, on Sunday, April29, 2012 from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Although The TulsaWedding Show produces aJanuary wedding show withattendance of about 2,500 people, and a summer show,which has about 1,400 attendees,Vicki Taylor, producer, believes aspring show is needed also. Withconstant changes in weddingfashions, Vicki believes that herupcoming spring wedding showwill be just what newly engagedbrides are looking for – and sheis shaking up her traditional wedding shows with theGlenpool event.

The original Tulsa WeddingShow was designed to meet theneeds of women who had a wedding to plan with little timeto plan it. In 1993, there was aneed to make life a little easierfor Tulsa brides-to-be by bringingwedding merchants together inone place and creating an easycome-and-go shopping experi-ence just for brides and theirfamily and friends. Althoughsome things have changed,

appointments, driving aroundtown, trying to round up familyand friends, and coordinatingschedules to meet here and then

planning a wedding remains ahectic task. Brides still find themselves exhausted from calling, missing calls, making

go there – and that pace can lastfor months.

At all Tulsa Wedding Showevents, though, brides can relaxand take care of everything in afew hours. The Tulsa WeddingShow in Glenpool will showcase avariety of wedding professionals,including reception facilities, photographers, caterers, photobooths, videographers, florists andvenues. Best of all, they have avariety of price ranges so thatthere are choices for everyone. Nomatter the type or style of wedding each couple desires, fromformal to informal and large tosmall budgets, brides will enjoymany options available in oneplace. All of the exhibitors arehighly accommodating with agreements and down payments.Most merchants offer show-onlyspecials, so brides should ask lotsof questions.

The latest trend in weddingplanning is vintage weddings.There will be several vintage wedding specialists at the show, sotalk to them to see if “vintage” isright for you.

Exhibitors will have QRcodes at their spaces to allowbrides to scan information. Busybrides can quickly scan info aboutthe exhibitor and use the savedtime talking to the exhibitor.

At the Glenpool event, brideswill not have to wait for fashionshows. Attendees can view the latest bridal fashions with elegantdisplays in the glass-enclosed foyer.Unlike traditional fashion showsthat some brides miss because ofthe crowds, this one will last theentire day.

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Brides can find everything they need for their dream weddingat The Tulsa Wedding Show at the Glenpool Conference Center.

chance to win a collection ofexhibitor products, but you mustbe present to win. Prizes will alsobe announced by text message tothe bride’s phone.

You may purchase ticketsonline at www.thetulsawedding-show.com for $8 before the showand $10 if purchased at the door.

“There are several great wedding venues that could hostour wedding show,” said Vicki,“but the Glenpool ConferenceCenter addresses several thingsthat we like.” First is location. Itis located on Highway 75 at 121stStreet South, so it has greataccessibility. And, the center iseasy to locate after exiting thehighway. The GlenpoolConference Center has severalhundred free parking spaces andan ultra-modern facility.

Vicki encourages attendeesto come to the show with anopen mind. “This is your wed-ding and there will be plenty ofnew ideas that every couple canadd to their plans to truly make ita unique event,” she says. “Someof the most talented and creativedesigners, florists, cake artists,wedding planners, gown designers, decorators, and accessory designers participate inthe show. Expect to see lots ofnew, exciting and beautiful elements to make all the events surrounding your wedding as special as the two of you!”

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By Sheryl Sowell

Several years ago, Michael andRose Strawser made a decisionto live more health-consciouslives, changing their eating habitsto include more fresh foods andsupplementing their diet withvitamins. Then they made a discovery that changed theirlives: the store-bought vitaminsthey were taking had been onthe shelf for several months,sometimes as long as two years.“It didn’t make sense to us to eatfresh food and take stale vitamins,” says Rose. “We beganto research and found that notall vitamins are created equal,even when they are freshly made.”

For the past 13 years,Riverbend Nutrition has beenproviding the community withthe highest quality vitamins andmineral supplements available.“We package small batches ofvitamins in our onsite lab so thateverything is as fresh as possible,” explains Rose.

Rose is both a certifiedhealth professional and a certified phlebotomy technician,and has a passion for helping hercustomers achieve optimalhealth. “Your body remakesitself every seven years, with theexception of your eyeballs andparts of your brain. Your body

analyzes these patterns, lookingfor potential deficiencies, toxic-heavy metal deposits, parasiteinfestations and PH imbalances.Rose then makes recommenda-tions of certain vitamins andminerals to address your nutritional needs. AlthoughDBA is not used to diagnose

makes 100 million cells a day!It’s important to know whatthose cells are made of.”

Rose uses a dried blood cellanalysis (DBA) as a screeningtool. After a simple finger prick,drops of blood are placed on aslide. When the drops dry, theyform specific patterns. Rose

medical ailments, it is a very useful screening tool for nutritional needs, and theprocess takes only about anhour. Rose discusses the detailsof the DBA in detail with herclients, and the cost for thisscreening is $60. Riverbend alsooffers blood typing, iridology,blood pressure, cholesterol andglucose screening.

Rose will be happy to workwith your healthcare provider tocustomize a nutritional plan foryou. The great thing about buy-ing directly from manufacturer isthat Riverbend is able to offerthe great prices and proprietaryformulas that are not availableanywhere else. Rose has customblends to help with depression,appetite suppression and liverrepair and immune support, justto name a few.

The latest at Riverbend isthe addition of Siera Strawser tothe staff. Siera is Mike andRose’s daughter. She graduatedfrom OSU with a bachelor’sdegree in nutritional science andallied health. Attending schoolon a soccer scholarship, Siera isnow available for the fitness anddiet needs of all athletes. She ispresently pursuing her certification as a natural healthprofessional (CNHP) and adried blood analyst. Her goal is amaster’s in the science of holistichealth. “You will benefit fromtalking with Siera,” says Rose.“And for all you soccer playersand fans, Google her!”Siera and Rose Strawser of Riverbend Nutrition.

Riverbend carries productsfor weight loss and Balance Plusto help stabilize blood sugar.New mineral formulas are available for alkalizing the body,and pure, homemade soaps,lotions, lip balms and deodor-ants are available in gift basketsor to purchase separately. Nowthat the cold and flu season isupon us, you’ll also want tocheck out Cordyceps Plus.

Rose points out that it’s easyto fall prey to exaggerated claims.“We don’t deal in fads, onlyproducts that have been demonstrated scientifically towork. We weed through the marketing schemes and bringyou only products that will giveyou the desired results.”

Riverbend Nutrition is located at 134th Street andMemorial in Bixby. Store hoursare Monday through Friday from10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturdayfrom 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. VisitRose and the friendly staff atRiverbend to see what you’vebeen missing.

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April, 2012 will be a busy andexciting month for The NutHouse. Easter is on April 8, andThe Nut House is already bursting with a rainbow ofbrightly colored items, perfect forholiday decorating. The bustling,busy spring season will continuefor Hazel Ward and staff, as theyprepare for DestinationClaremore’s Antique and CraftShow on Saturday and Sunday,April 28-29.

The Nut House hosted TheAntique and Craft Show forDestination Claremore last year,but this year, they are the actualsponsors of the event. “We arein the building stages of some-thing that has great promise,”says Hazel. “We had an excellentturnout last year, but this year wewould like to add more local flavor to this nostalgic event.”Hazel hopes to accomplish thisby garnering more interest fromarea antique and craft dealers.

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booth with gourds made intobird houses.” Plenty of boothspace is still available for thosewho are interested, and applica-tions will be taken until April20. Application forms are available on the website atwww.route66nuthouse.com.

Hazel plans for booths to beoutside, weather permitting, butplenty of inside space has beenset aside should inclement conditions arise that weekend.

Destination Claremore is ayearly, weeklong event sponsoredby the Claremore Convention &Visitors Bureau, featuring fun

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The Nut House will ofcourse be displaying its usualvariety of nuts, gourmet fooditems, and gifts during theAntique and Craft Show. HotMama’s Deli will be serving upits delicious lunch fare for theevent, with a full menu includingsandwiches made from BoarsHead Meat and Amish cheeses.Hazel hopes that some will wantto sample the delectable dessertitems they’ve added to the menu.With names like “Gooey ButterCake” and “Knock Ya NakedBrownies,” these sweet delightsneed no further description.

“Of course, we want peopleto come and see The Nut Houseand sample Hot Mama’s Deli,”says Hazel with a smile, “but thepurpose of DestinationClaremore is to get the word outabout Claremore, RogersCounty, and Route 66, and weare thrilled to be a part of that.”

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SATURDAY SPECIAL$100-$199 . . . . . . . . $15$200-$299 . . . . . . . . $20$300-$399 . . . . . . . . $30$400-$499 . . . . . . . . $40$500-$599 . . . . . . . . $50$600-$699 . . . . . . . . $60$700-$899 . . . . . . . . $75$900-more . . . . . . . $100

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South Pointe Saturn • 9146 S Memorial Dr • (918) 481-8000Valid only at South Pointe Chevrolet. May not be combined with other coupons,

discounts or specials. Please present the coupon at time of write up. Expires 5/15/12

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ANY MAINTENANCE SERVICE

10% Off

Regular price $39.95 • Lube, Oil, Filter ChangeConventional Valvoline Oil • Rotate 4 Tires

20 pt. Inspection • With coupon onlySouth Pointe Saturn • 9146 S Memorial Dr • (918) 481-8000

Valid only at South Pointe Chevrolet. Saturn Vehicles only. May not be combined with othercoupons, discounts or specials. Please present the coupon at time of write up. Expires 5/15/12

OIL, FILTER & TIRE ROTATION

$250 and above

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2012 Chevrolet Tahoe

We SELL Tires!

FREE REGARDLESS

OF WHERE YOUPURCHASED

YOUR VEHICLE! BASIC DIAGNOSIS

We SELL Tires! FREENITROGENwith yourPURCHASE

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See your advisor for details

Bring us any published coupon or advertised specialfrom any Chevrolet competitor and we’ll beat it!

We guarantee the LOWEST PRICE!

WE’LL BEAT CHEVROLET

COMPETITOR’S COUPON

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Includes up to 1lb. R-134 Refrigerant

AIR CONDITIONINGSERVICE

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combined with other coupons, discounts or specials.Please present the coupon at time of write up.

$9995plus tax &

shop supplies

South Pointe Chevrolet9146 S Memorial Dr • (918) 481-8000

With this coupon. Must present when order is written. Plus tax, shopsupplies, hazardous waste fee, if applicable. Valid only at South Pointe

Chevrolet. May not be combined with other coupons, discounts or specials. Please present the coupon at time of write up.

Plus tax. With coupon. Regular Price $139.95

GET YOUR SUMMER SERVICE

$11995FUEL INDUCTION SERVICE

South Pointe Chevrolet9146 S Memorial Dr • (918) 481-8000

With this coupon. Must present when order is written. Valid only atSouth Pointe Chevrolet. May not be combined with other coupons,

discounts or specials. Please present the coupon at time of write up.

OIL CHANGE• Lube Oil & Filter • Tire Rotation• Multipoint Inspection • Top off fluids • Up to 6 qts. of conventional

10W/30 oil

plus! 39$ 95*Plus tax anddisposal fees

South Pointe Chevrolet 9146 S. Memorial Dr • (918) 481-8000.

Chevrolet Vehicles only. Valid only at South Pointe. May not becombined with other coupons, discounts or specials. Pleasepresent the coupon at time of write up. Expires 4/30/12.

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$5000 REBATEON PURCHASE OF 4 TIRES

Rebate is issued as a debit card. Chevrolet vehicles only. Valid only at South Pointe. All rebatesmust be submitted by 5/31/12. May not be combined with other coupons, discounts, specialsor wholesale orders. Please present the coupon at time of write up. Expires 4/30/12.

$10000 REBATEON PURCHASE OF 4 TIRES

Rebate is issued as a debit card. Chevrolet vehicles only. Valid only at South Pointe. All rebatesmust be submitted by 5/31/12. May not be combined with other coupons, discounts, specialsor wholesale orders. Please present the coupon at time of write up. Expires 4/30/12.

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30-DAY TIRE PRICEMATCH GUARANTEE‡

Buy select tires and if you find a betterprice within 30 days of the purchase,we’ll refund the difference. See dealer

for eligible tire brands.

South Pointe Chevrolet • 9146 S. Memorial Dr • (918) 481-8000.‡Local competitor’s ad/written estimate or Internet quote including freight charges for identical tire(s)required during guarantee period for price match. Valid only at South Pointe Chevrolet. Expires 4/30/12.

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ValueNews April 2012 Owasso Issue