Altus AFB releases 2012 Economic Impact

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Altus AFB releases 2012 Economic Impact
ALTUS AIR FORCE BASE, “The Economic Impact Anal- The Altus AFB EIA is a useful EIR for Altus AFB covers the base payroll, annual base expen-
Okla. — Based on the Economic ysis for the 97th Air Mobility resource for Air Force planners area within a fifty-mile radius, ditures and the estimated dollar
Impact Analysis, the economic Wing is prepared annually by and a source of information for including the city of Altus. value of indirect jobs created.
impact of Altus Air Force Base on the 97th Comptroller Squadron community leaders, installation “We are proud to be a part of Altus Air Force Base’s 2012
the local area for fiscal year 2012 to provide unclassified infor- visitors, and Congressional Leg- the Altus community and look work force consisted of 3,889
was approximately $350 million. mation to the public concern- islators. It presents the total eco- forward to continuing our part- employees. Of these, 2,032 are
Altus AFB is the largest employer ing our significant economic nomic impact and number of off- nership,” Haberlach said. civilian.
in Jackson County and created an impact on the local area,” said base secondary jobs supported The total economic impact of For more information about
estimated 940 indirect jobs for Maj. Samantha Haberlach, 97th by Air Force expenditures in the a base on its economic area is the EIA, contact the 97th AMW
the surrounding community. CPTS commander. Economic Impact Region. The computed by summing annual Public Affairs Office at 481-7700.
Chad Kelly arrested
for manslaughter in
bicycle accident case

James Powell Chary-
dczak, 26, of Altus, was
killed when the bicycle
he was riding was struck
by a 2000 Toyota pickup
driven by Chad Thomas
Kelly, 30, last month.
Charges were later sent to
the Jackson County Dis-
trict Attorney’s office of
failing to stop or comply
with requirements when
involved in an accident in-
volving death. On Thurs-
day, Kelly was arrested
for manslaughter in the Chad Kelly
first degree.
He had his initial court
driven to his residence
appearance Thursday
on N. Chalmers where of-
afternoon before Judge
ficers later made contact
Leverett. Bond was set
with him. Chief Murphy
at $25,000. He was rep-
said that Kelly was then
resented by David Cum-
taken to the police depart-
mins of Hollis.
Reports show that ment to be interviewed.
both Charydczak and the While at the Kelly resi-
Kelly were east bound in dence, Chief Murphy said
the outside lane of traf- that officers noticed con-
fic when the accident oc- siderable damage to the
Water restriction in Altus to be enforced curred. Murphy said that pickup Kelly was driving,
Kelly told police that he which included damage
had just left Whataburg- to the front, the hood and
er restaurant when he windshield.
Residential 1000 gal., and $2 per 1000 gal over working on projects in the com- turned on the dome light, The investigation
30,000. For customers who have a munity and notices someone wa- inside his vehicle, and
showed that the bicycle
customers could separate irrigation water meter the tering when they aren’t supposed reached for food when he Charydczak was riding
surcharge begins at 5000 gal. to, or has water running off their “hit something.”
was properly equipped
“A large segment of custom- property, etc., they can write a re- According to reports,
incur surcharges with both a headlight
ers don’t use more than 7,500 per port and submit it to the Altus Po- after the impact, Kelly
and a rear reflector. After
month for the most part, and won’t lice who can then write a ticket to left the scene and contin-
impact, Charydcak was
pay any surcharge, but are still sub- compel the person to appear before ued to drive east. Altus
Jason Angus ject to control,” said Stephenson. a judge, explained Stephenson. Police Chief Murphy said thrown approximately
Reporter Provisions have already been in Stephenson indicated that early that Kelly then called 9-1- 140 feet east of the origi-
[email protected]
place to fine customers who allow enforcement will involve issuing a 1 stating he “thought he nal point of impact.
water to run beyond the curb and ticket, and depending on the cir- had just hit something, Kelly’s next court ap-
As part of the emergency or-
into the street, off of the intended cumstance, maybe a warning. but didn’t know what.” pearance is set for 2:15
dinance passed by City Council
March 5, the enforcement of water property, up to $500 per incident. “The ordinance is still a work in Kelly was said to have p.m. on April 8.
Proper outside water manage- progress,” indicated Stephenson.
conservation is in effect. Violators
ment includes watering between Some provisions outlined in the
will be subject to surcharges and
midnight and 9 a.m. every other article, specifically pertaining to Art class for ‘Tweens’ at
fines, which could result in revoca-
day for outside purposes includ- the installation of approved sprin-
tion of water service to non-com-
pliant customers. ing, but not limited to, watering kler systems and the acceptable the Altus Public Library
City of Altus Chief of Operations the lawn, gardens, plants, shrubs, use for filling swimming pools are
Bob Stephenson clarified during vehicles, and filling swimming to be revised.
an interview this week that the two pools or other recreational use. According to the order, the wa- The Altus Public Li-
best ways to avoid any penalties is Non-abiding customers will first be ter restriction program will be lift- brary and the Shortgrass
to conserve the use of water, and fined $25 and court costs for the ed when Lake Tom Steed and Lake Institute will be conduct-
manage it properly. first offense, then up to $500 plus Lugert-Altus have risen to a level, ing an art workshop for
Residential customers who use court costs for the second offense, when combined with long-term tweens March 11, 12, 14
less than 7,500 gallons of water per and $750 plus court costs for ad- weather forecasts, can assuredly and 15, from 6 to 8 p.m.
month will not incur surcharge. ditional violations thereafter. “The provide adequate water to the city. Synott Matthews will
Any water usage between 7,500 maximum penalty includes revoca- Once the public is educated be the instructor for the
gallons and 15,000 will have a sur- tion of service for those who do not about what is expected, Stephen- class. The cost of the class
charge of $0.87 per 1000 gallons, comply,” explained Stephenson. son feels 98% of the public will do is $25.
15,001 gal. to 30,000 it is $1.00 per If the Water Department is the right thing. This workshop is for
ages 10-12, it will be the
first the library has con-
ducted for this age group.
Synott, a well-know art-
Bids for AHS underground sprinkler system on agenda Synott Matthews
ist and area teacher, will
be teaching Prismacolor
Drawing. All materials are texture, and permanent
A regular meeting of the Altus include monthly reports, an out of The Board will also acknowledge supplied. Pre-registration pigments give its brilliant
School Board will be held Monday state trip request, rental of school receipt of the district audit report for for the class is required look.
beginning at 5 p.m. at the adminis- facilities, and the CLEP Plan - up- fiscal year ending June 30, 2012. and can be made by calling Students in the work-
trative office, 219 N. Lee. date of school/site/program improve- A donation of Altus School Build- the library at 477-2890. shop will use the pencils to
After calling the meeting to order ments. ings blue prints and plans from Jim The class is made pos- develop art-making skills.
and roll call, the Board will be reorga- Also on the agenda is possible re- Atkinson will be formally made dur- sible in part with a grant
No previous experience is
nized through the election of officers. tirements, reassignments, proposed ing the meeting. from the Oklahoma Arts
necessary so all tweens are
Under Superintendent’s reports substitutes/time sheet employees/ The Board will consider accept- Council. Prismacolor pen-
invited to sign up.
and comments, Superintendent Bob volunteers and extra duty assign- ing the best bid for an underground cils are the favored pencil
Plan to have fun while
Drury will present pay requests for ments. sprinkler system for the Altus High of artists. Their thick lead
the high school renovations and new In the proposed executive session, School football field and practice and the multitude of col- you learn. For more infor-
construction, and choice of school the board will discuss proposed new field, before adjourning, if no other ors available make it the mation about the work-
and Pre-K enrollment. hires, in after reconvening into regu- matters not known at the time the top choice. shop or to enroll, call the
Items under the consent agenda lar session, consider those personnel. agenda were posted. The creamy, smooth library at 477-2890.
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OBITUARIES
McFarland Jones and Mary ated in 1974 with a bach- Marian Chaney of Al- ing, reading, fishing and visitation for family and
(Portwood) Jones; one elor’s degree in Business tus; brother-in-law, Mark volunteering for church friends Sunday, March 10,
daughter, Pamela (Lee) Education. She married Chaney and wife Catherine activities. She especially from 2 to 4 p.m. at Lowell-
Jones and also his second Alan Chaney on March 9, of Oklahoma City; nieces, loved taking care of her Tims Funeral Home.
wife Lola Jones. 1974, and moved to Altus. Deborah Chaney of Altus dogs, Ginger and Chigger. Bonnie grew up in the
Kenneth is survived by She later attended South- and Rebekah Glaab and She was preceded in Friendship area going
his present wife, Dorothy. western Oklahoma State husband Chris of Wichita, death by her parents; hus- to school at Ozark and
Kenneth has five surviv- University and earned her Kan.; and a special beloved band; a son, Danny Ches- Friendship schools. She
ing children, Johnnie Joe master’s degree of educa- aunt, Betty Myers of Okla- ter; three brothers, Junior, married Willard Johnson,
Jones, Ronnie L. Jones, tion in secondary and el- homa City. Also surviving Charles and Gene Smith; Oct. 2, 1937, in Altus. Af-
Donnie L. Jones, Bethenia ementary counseling. are many other relatives and two sisters, Wanda ter marriage they lived at
Dawn and Kenneth Mack- Jill assumed the posi- and friends. Houston and Sue York. Lugert,Blair, and Wichita,
farlan Jones. Kenneth also tion of Career Counselor Jill was preceded in Survivors include four Kan. She moved back to
has 10 grandchildren, 11 at Southwest Technology death by her infant broth- sons, Dennis Chester and Altus in 1943. Bonnie had
great-grandchildren, and Center on July 1, 2009. er, Jack Taylor Sizemore. wife Donna of Iowa Park, worked at Woolsworth
Martin two great-great-grandchil- Prior to this position, Memorial contribu- Texas, Donnie Chester and and Spears Grocery on
Clifford Lavern Martin dren. she was employed by Na- tions may be made in Jill wife Mary of Iowa Park, Liveoak. She loved work-
was born Sept. 30, 1918 Kenneth served with the vajo Public Schools for 30 Chaney’s name to the Texas, Shannon Chester ing in the yard taking care
in Duke. He was the son 45th Thunderbirds Army years, serving initially as a WOSC Foundation, 2801 and Dwight Chester, both of her flowers. She was
of the late Charlie Lee and Unit of Oklahoma dur- business education teacher North Main, Altus, OK of Altus; 13 grandchildren; an avid bowler, belonging
Leila Amanda (Smith) ing the Korean War from before becoming the coun- 73521. 26 great-grandchildren; a to the Traveling Bowling
Martin. He died March 6, 1950 to 1957. He later selor for grades K-12 in For family and friends brother, Bobby Smith and League Team. She was a
2013 at his home in Duke. served with the National 1993. While at Navajo, she not able to attend the wife Donna of Altus; two wonderful cook who loved
Private memorial servic- Guard-Army of Altus. Ken- served as Advanced Place- service, Lowell-Tims pro- sisters, Linda Tidwell of baking. She enjoyed cro-
es are planned for a later neth was born in Altus on ment Coordinator, Gifted vides a live web-cast. Go Altus, and Barbara Blan- cheting, embroidery, and
date. Nov. 2, 1928. He grew up and Talented Coordinator, to www.lowell-tims.com kenship and husband Da- found time to work “find
He married his wife around Altus, the son of District Test Coordinator, click on obituaries, then vid of Altus; and many a word puzzles.” Bonnie
Christina on Aug. 3, 1946 John McFarland Jones and coach and assistant coach on Jill Chaney. There will other family and friends. loved spending summers
in Vernon, Texas. He Mary (Portwood) Jones. of junior high and high be a large button inviting Memorial contributions in Colorado with family
served during World War Kenneth enjoyed baseball, school academic teams, you to join the web-cast. may be made to the Altus and meeting new friends.
II in the United States basketball, and bowling and served on various On-line tributes can also Church of God, 900 S. Park Bonnie is survived by
Navy and later transferred growing up. In Ken’s later committees such as the be made to the family at Lane, Altus, OK 73521. her daughter, Linda Bar-
to the Seabees. Lavern was years he really enjoyed vis- Professional Development www.lowell-tims.com. The family will receive clay and husband Bob of
wounded in the Phillipines iting and keeping up with Committee, Safe and Drug friends from 3 to 5 p.m. Altus; son-in-law, Sonny
Preston of Altus; grand-
and received the Purple his family by phone calls or Free Schools Committee, Sunday at the funeral
children, Sheila and David
Heart. He was honorably taking trips to visit them. and the CLEP school im- home.
Lara of Altus, Bonnie and
discharged in November His funeral service was provement committee. She Additional parking is
John Green of Murdock,
1945. Lavern returned to held on March 8 at Ford was also an Adjunct Busi- available behind the fu-
Kan., Robert Wayne Bar-
Duke, Oklahoma following Funeral Service in Mid- ness Instructor at Western neral home, Best Western
clay of Highland, Ill., Kelly
the War. He was a carpen- west City. Kenneth will be Oklahoma State College to the south and Western
Preston of Belleville, Ill.,
ter by trade, and faithful buried at Fort Sill on Mon- for over 10 years. Sizzlin’ to the north.
Brent and Earlene Stone
hard working husband. day at 2 p.m. with Military Jill was a member of the Online tributes may be of Blair, Travis Preston
Survivors include his Honors. Oklahoma Association of made at kincannonfuneral- of Norman, Kyle Preston
wife Christina of the home Career and Technology home.com of Junction City, Kan.;
in Duke; two children, Education and the Okla- 14 great-grandchildren, 6
Phyllis Vickers and hus- homa School Counseling great-great-grandchildren.
band Steve of Maryland, Association. Chaney was She was preceded in
and Craig Martin and wife also an active member of death by one daughter,
Kathy of Payson, Ariz.; Altus Kiwanis, where she Gaynell Preston; husband
Paul Davis his life long was able to expand her Willard Jesse Johnson;
friend of Duke; four grand- service to the children of mother, Etta Mae Barnes;
children, Todd Hedge, southwest Oklahoma. father, Clarence “Chief”
Torrie Bradfield, Christin Jill was a fun-loving in- Barnes; brothers, Elmer,
Wade; Chad Martin; and dividual and was a major- Virgil, Leon, and L.B.
five great-grandchildren. ette throughout her high (Sug) Barnes.
Lavern was preceded school and college years. On line tributes can be
in death by his parents; She loved to sew and ad- made to the family of Bon-
and four brothers, Milton, vanced to state competi- nie Johnson at www. Low-
Gordon, Garvis and Byrl tion level more than once. Chester ell-Tims.com
Martin. Chaney She was very involved in JoAnn (Smith) Chester,
Online Tributes can Jill Marie Chaney, 60, of her children’s school activi- 77, of Altus, passed away
be made at www.Lowell- Altus, passed away Thurs- ties and encouraged them on Friday, March 8, 2013,
Tims.com. day, March 7, 2013, at in all their endeavors. She at the Jackson County
Jackson County Memorial supported Brian in his ro- Memorial Hospital. Fu-
Hospital in Altus. botic competitions. She neral services will be held
Memorial services have deeply loved her husband at 2 p.m., Monday in the
been scheduled for 2 p.m., and children, and adored Kincannon Funeral Home Johnson
Sunday, March 10, 2013, at her grandson, Charles. with Bill Estep officiating. Bonnie Lee Barnes
Lowell-Tims Chapel with Jill is survived by her Burial will be in the Altus Johnson was born Feb. 28,
Dr. Jeff Moore officiating. husband, Alan Chaney, of City Cemetery under the 1919 in Friendship to the Robinson
Jill was born June 4, the home; her son, Brian direction of the Kincannon late Clarence “Chief” and Thomas Robinson died
1952, in Muskogee, to Tay- Chaney and wife Lisa of Funeral Home. Etta Mae (Loftis) Barnes. at JCMH early Saturday,
Jones lor and Helen (Hembree) Altus; daughter, Heather JoAnn Smith was born Bonnie died Wednesday, morning March 9, 2013.
Kenneth L. Jones, 84, Sizemore, Jr. A native Hood and husband Nicho- on Dec. 24, 1935 in Elmer March 6, 2013 at Jackson Services are pending
died on Feb. 28, 2013 at Oklahoman, she grew up las of Altus; one grandson, to Sam and Ola (Shipley) County Memorial Hospital with Lowell-Tims Funeral
9:20 p.m. at the Univer- in northeastern Oklahoma, Brian “Charles” Chaney Smith. She married Allie in Altus. Home.
sity Hospital in Columbia, graduating from Checo- II of Altus; her parents, Chester on Nov. 15, 1952 Graveside services are
Mo., after having a heart tah High School in 1970. Taylor and Helen Size- in Frederick. She was a scheduled for 2 p.m. Mon-
attack on Feb. 27. She then attended South- more, Jr. of Checotah; homemaker and loved day at the Altus City Ceme-
He was preceded in western State College in brother, Glenn Sizemore spending time with her tery, officiated by Suzanne
death by his parents, John Weatherford and gradu- and wife Claudine of Che- kids and grandkids. She Mollison. Arrangements
cotah; step-nephew, Mark was a member of the Altus are under the directions
Johnston; her father- and Church of God for over 50 of Lowell-Tims Funeral
mother-in-law, Alvin and years. JoAnn enjoyed sew- Home. There will be a
RED RIVER CALENDAR
Spring Revival starts at Emmanuel Baptist today
Spring Revival with 12, 6:30 p.m., at Dusty Cov- crats will meet on Thurs- date Forum, Monday, March
“Master’s Voice” to be ers, 211 East Broadway, day, March 14 at 6 p.m., 25, 6:30 p.m., at the WOSC
held at Emmanuel Baptist across the street from Mc- at the Friendship Inn for a Band Hall. All candidates
Church, 800 N. Forrest, Donald’s. If you are an artist Dutch Treat meeting. They are invited to attend.
March 10-13. For more in- or just like to support local will have someone there to
formation, call the church Beta Mothers Club
artists you are welcome to speak on the role of Free-
office at 482-1775, or visit is hosting “Kicks for a
attend. For more informa- holders.
their website at ebcaltus.org Cause,” a charity kickball
tion please call Carol, 471-
tournament, on Saturday,
1042. The Southwest Okla-
Shortgrass Artist Guild April 6, at Missile Park in
homa Republican Women
will meet Tuesday, March Altus. This is a fundraiser
Jackson County Demo- will host a Municipal Candi-
to support southwest Okla-
homa children’s charities.
The event will be a 16-
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THERE’S A REASON WHY co-ed kickball tournament.
Teams of 10-15 players,
MORE PEOPLE CHOOSE age 14 and up will play for
prize money, which will be
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Scripture
“And now, dear brothers and sisters, one final thing. Fix
your thoughts on what is true, and honorable, and right,
and pure, and lovely, and admirable. Think about things
that are excellent and worthy of praise.” — Philippians 4:8
Commissioners
to consider new
City Charter, Freeholder details discussed
board member
On Friday Feb. 22, the Altus tions. A group of volunteers have tune into local radio station 1450
City Council directed Mayor David committed their time and expertise AM on Thursday morning at 9:05
Webb to call for a special election. in an effort educate and inform our a.m. when Eddie Wilcoxen will be
Jackson County Commis- Commissioners will also That election, to be held concur- community on the 2013 Altus Char- interviewing representatives from
sioners will consider the discuss possible action to
rently with our general municipal ter Initiative. Charter for Progress the group.
resignation letter of Louise declare surplus items for the
election on April 2, will determine steering committee volunteer mem-
Snodgrass as a member of Jackson County Health De-
the Jackson County Me- partment, and also consider whether our community will under- bers are: Jed Winters, Lisa Green- Freeholders
morial Hospital Author- a resolution for declared sur- take the process of writing our own lee, Mayor David Webb, Altus City When voters go to the polls on
ity Board of Trustees. They plus item’s disposal. city charter, as well as elect eight Clerk Debbie Davis, Chris Riffle, Tal April 2 for the City of Altus Special
will also consider appoint- Other items on the con- “Freeholders”. The sole task of the Oden, and Nub Smith. Municipal Election, they will also be
ing Kirk Butler to serve sent agenda for Commis- elected Freeholders will be to draft Committee Volunteer Debbie given a separate ballot for Freehold-
the remaining term for the sioners’ approval include the prospective charter. Davis said that she and other mem- ers. According to County Election
position on the Board of minutes from the previous
This was a critical step in the bers of the group will be speaking Board Secretary Jennifer Wilson, a
Trustees, during the regular meeting, reports and of-
process of determining whether our at various upcoming clubs and orga- precinct official will be on hand to
meeting of the County Com- ficers’ reports, and blanket
missioners, Monday, 9 a.m., purchase orders. After dis- community can be better served by nizations about the charter. These help voters decided which ward they
March 11, in the Commis- cussion of any new business what is commonly referred to as include groups such as Rotary and live in, and from there, they will be
sioners’ Office in the Jack- and approval of claims, the “home rule”. But it’s only a first step, Kiwanis, and the local Democrat given a second ballot to vote for two
son County Courthouse. meeting will adjourn. and it does not change any aspect of Women and Republican Women’s Freeholders for that Ward. These
our current government or form of groups. Freeholders will help write the char-
government, nor does it guarantee There will also be a candidate’s ter for the proposed charter form of
Everyone to come to
that a prospective charter will be forum on Monday, March 25, spon- government if decided upon.
accepted, or adopted by the people. sored by the Southwest Oklahoma Wilson added that these Freehold-
If the people vote to pass this mea- Republican Women, where you can ers are different from Council posi-
church late Sunday
sure on April 2, the real work will candidate will address and spar tion. “The position is only for 90
begin, and the candidate-charter over the most important campaign days,” Wilson said. “And is only to
will be drafted over a period of a issues - including the City Charter help write the charter.”
Martha Road Baptist Church would like to remind few months. There will be a time for Initiative. There will also be time Candidates interested in filing
you that “Daylight Savings Time” begins on March 10.
the people to review and discuss the set aside for questions and answers. Declarations of Candidacy for the
The annual question is poised again, “Do you move your
charter draft, and a date will be set The event will be held from 6:30 City of Altus Freeholder positions
clocks forwards or backwards?” Just remember spring
for the community to vote on wheth- to 9:30 p.m. at Western Oklahoma may do so beginning March 11 at
forward one hour in the spring and fall backwards one
er to adopt the charter or not. State College. 8 a.m. Wilson said the filing period
hour in the fall. That means on March 10 we all lose one
“Charter for Progess” is a commu- If you have questions, comments ends at 5 p.m. Wednesday, March
hour of sleep. At Martha Road they want to give that one
nity initiative undertaken to explore or concerns, visit www.charterfor- 13 . Declarations of Candidacy will
hour back, so they’re featuring March 10 as “Come to
and advocate moving Altus forward progress.com, or email grassroots@ be accepted at the County Elec-
Church Late Sunday”. Service times will be: First worship
service 9:30 a.m., Sunday school at 10:45 and the second through the adoption of a city char- charterforprogress.com tion Board office for the indicated
worship at 12 noon. Enjoy your sleep and they’ll see you ter. They are a non-profit grassroots The group also has a facebook offices of Ward One, Ward Two,
in church one hour late. Martha Road Baptist Church is group of people who are passion- page, which can be found by typing Ward Three, and Ward Four. The
located four miles north of Walmart on Highway 283. For ate about seeing our community be “Elect Altus 2013” in the search bar Freeholder positions will be filled in
more information please visit the church website at www. the best that it can be for all of it’s after logging into facebook. the City of Altus Special Municipal
martharoadbaptist.org. citizens, businesses and organiza- To hear more about this subject, Election scheduled April 2, 2013.
Bin Laden’s son-in-law:
Birthday
Pleads not guilty in NY
Derby Bri-
anne Tobyne
turned one
year old on WASHINGTON (AP) probably will have few de- comment after the hearing.
March 9. — Sulaiman Abu Ghaith, tails about specific or im- The fact that the de-
Parents are the charismatic al-Qaida minent ongoing threats. fendant is being tried in
Brad and spokesman, fundraiser He gave U.S. officials federal district court is
Misty Tobyne and son-in-law to Osa- a 22-page statement af- controversial in itself.
of Hoyt, Kan. ma bin Laden, is likely ter his Feb. 28 arrest in Republicans are criticiz-
Grandparents to have a vast trove of Jordan, according to pros- ing the Obama adminis-
are Kerry knowledge about the ecutors. They would not tration for bringing Abu
and Tammy terror network’s central describe the statement. Ghaith to New York in-
VanCleave of command but not much Bearded and balding, stead of sending him to
Altus, Bryce useful information about Abu Ghaith said little the military detention
and Mary To-
current threats or plots, during the 15-minute center at Guantanamo
byne of Enid,
intelligence officials and hearing in U.S. District Bay, Cuba.
and Donna
other experts say. Court in New York — President Barack
Tobyne of
Abu Ghaith pleaded not in lower Manhattan just Obama has promised
Topeka, Kan.
guilty Friday to conspir- blocks from Ground Zero to close Guantanamo,
Great-grand-
ing to kill Americans in — and displayed none where terror detainees
parents are
Lois Tobyne propaganda videos that of the finger-wagging or generally have fewer legal
and the warned of further as- strident orations that rights and due process
late Lowell saults against the United marked his propaganda than they would have
Tobyne of States as devastating as in the days and months in a U.S. federal court.
Clyde, Kan., the Sept. 11, 2001, at- after 9/11. But critics say a suspect
and the late tacks on the World Trade Through an interpreter, like Abu Ghaith should
Allie and Center and the Pentagon Judge Lewis A. Kaplan be held at Guantanamo
Joyce Parks that killed nearly 3,000 asked whether he un- and treated as an enemy
of Altus. people. derstood his rights. Abu combatant rather than a
Believed to be more of Ghaith nodded and said, “common criminal” with
a strategic player in bin “Yes.” Asked whether he full rights in an everyday
Laden’s inner circle than had money to hire an at- court.
an operational plotter, torney, he shook his head A month after 9/11,
Births Abu Ghaith would be the and said no. He nodded Abu Ghaith called on
highest-ranking al-Qaida and said yes when asked every Muslim to join the
figure to stand trial on whether he had signed an fight against the United
U.S. soil since 9/11. In- affidavit describing his fi- States, declaring that “ji-
telligence officials say he nancial situation. had is a duty.”
may be able to shed new Kaplan promised to set
Barclay
light on al-Qaida’s inner a trial date when the case
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A4 • Altus Times SUNDAY, MARCH 10, 2012
Sports
MacDowell Club
of Allied Arts
The MacDowell Club of First of all, Blake played
Allied Arts met on Tuesday “Seventy-six Trombones”
Feb. 12, at 7 p.m., for its on his trombone in a sing-
February meeting, in the a-long with the members.
home of Lynn Osterhout. Then Susan Grimes, on the
Co-hostesses were Kathy violin, accompanied Opal
Bayers and Janice Pellam. Norris as she sang “Feed
President Catherine the Birds.” The members
Coke called the meeting to sang “Supercalifragilistic-
order. Vice President Susan expialidocious.” Then the
Grimes led the members in members had another sing-
the club collect. Catherine
a-long with “Goodnight
Coke led the members in
My Someone” and “Till
singing “Give My Regards
There Was You.” Then
to Broadway,” by George
Catherine Coke, unaccom-
M. Cohan.
panied, sang “My White
President Coke asked
Knight.” The last number,
Secretary Kathy Bayers
“A Spoonful of Sugar,” was
to call roll. The members
sung by Opal Norris ac-
had received the minutes
companied by a CD.
beforehand and were ac-
After these delightful
cepted with corrections
singing memories, the
already made. Treasurer
members were served red
Betty Marcha was absent.
velvet cake, hot cider, cof-
Committee reports were
fee, and Harry and David
asked for and given. The
truffles. Members attend-
proposed officer slate was
ing were Kathy Bayers,
presented by the nomi-
Catherine Coke, Ken Cox,
nating committee: Presi-
Nancy Cox, Blake DeLao,
dent: Opal Norris; Vice
President: Lynn Osterhout; Susan Grimes, Mary Jane
Secretary: Kathy Bayers; Hamende , Mary Kruska,
Treasurer: Betty Marcha; Opal Norris, Lynn Os- Mackinzie Nichole Ebarb and William John Kime
Historian: Yudell Barton; terhout, Janice Pellam,
Parliamentarian: Ann Elizabeth Wallace, Russell Ebarb, Kime couple to wed
Brinkman. Old and new Weber, Sue Weber, with as-
business was discussed. sociate member Jan John-
After President Coke son.
adjourned the meeting, The next meeting for Joe and Starlotte Ebarb of pler, and also the late John and Sr., of Oklahoma City. He is also
Mary Kruska introduced the MacDowell Club of Al- Hemphill, Texas, announce the up- Verna Ebarb, all of Hemphill. She the grandson of the late Roger
the program: Broadway lied Arts will be held in the coming wedding of their daughter is also the niece of Josh and Shar- and Mary T. Abernathy of Altus.
Musicals with The Music home of Jackie Witte at 7 Mackinzie Nichole Ebarb to Wil- lotte Hightower of Altus. William is a 2009 graduate of Al-
Man and Mary Poppins. p.m. on March 12. liam John Kime on July 27, 2013, William is the son of George H. tus High School and will graduate
in Hemphill. Kime, Jr., and DeeAnn Kime of Al- Cameron University in May.
Mackinzie is the granddaughter tus. He is the grandson of Wanda The couple plan to move to
Letter To
of Clenton Earl and Jimmie Hip- Kime and the late George H. Kime, Longview, Texas, after they marry.
The Editor:
NFL free agency: Let the spending begin
Dear Editor,
I am a former graduate of Altus High School - class of Barry Wilner and agents’ doorsteps (figuratively risks as possible. Some people may
1966. I am really ashamed of the unsportsmanlike con- AP Pro Football Writer and possibly literally) ready to hand see it differently. And that’s what
duct of the AHS boys soccer team in Cache on Tuesday, out millions of dollars in salaries and makes the world go round.”
March 5, and of the officials at the game. Get ready for the feeding frenzy. bonuses. Already, the biggest potential
The team blatantly and intentionally tried to hurt the boys NFL free agency is coming. It’s not a process former team ex- prize has gone off the marketplace.
on the team from Cache including kicking Cache’s goalie in On Tuesday, with all 32 teams un- ecutive Bill Polian particularly likes. League champion Baltimore held on
the face while he was on the ground holding the ball. der the $123 million salary cap, the “You have very, very tough deci- to quarterback Joe Flacco with the
The official failed to call the foul on this and many checkbooks open up. Some clubs, sions to make. I’ve often said you can’t richest per-season deal in NFL his-
other plays that included unsportsmanlike conduct, yet most notably Green Bay and Pitts- be right in free agency,” Polian says. tory: $120.6 million over six years,
repeatedly penalized the Cache team for less severe burgh, barely will participate, while “No general manager can be right in with $52 million guaranteed. Flacco
things by far. likely letting top receivers Greg Jen- free agency. This system is designed
gambled by playing out his rookie
I believe along with many others soccer fans that the nings and Mike Wallace leave for huge to have you make mistakes (because)
contract, and after a Super Bowl
Altus boys soccer team owes an apology to the Cache paydays elsewhere. the union wants players to get paid,
MVP performance to cap a sensa-
boys team. Also, the official owes them an apology also. That’s just their style, and building and people are going to make mis-
tional postseason, he won.
It hurts both teams if the official can’t be fair and from within surely has paid off: each takes here.
And perhaps he set a trend.
objective. team has won a Super Bowl in the last “So … at least from my perspec-
“A lot of guys are going to look at
Sincerely, five seasons. tive, you try to eliminate as many
Bobby Gordon Others will eagerly be at players’ mistakes as possible by taking as few See NFL | A5
Jackson Co. SWAT youth write letters to the editor
One of the goals of the Stu- Sincerely, monds, and Wyatt Whatley pollution, less littering of ciga- School. We joined SWAT be-
dents Working Against Tobacco Kaitlyn Hill rette butts and dip cans on the cause we want tobacco to stop
program is to teach youth to Dear Editor, Testing Tobacco on Animals ground, the park could catch on with us! Tobacco is very danger-
become advocates. SWAT does My name is Victoria Bernal The tobacco industry tests fire from lit cigarette butts, and ous to your and others’ health.
their best to show the youth and I am a member of Eldorado their tobacco on dogs and it could make kids try tobacco. Tobacco use is a Big Deal, be-
that they have a voice and that SWAT. Did you know that the to- other animals to compare it to Kids go to the park to get away cause every day 1,200 people in
their opinions matter regard- bacco industry spends $200 mil- humans. They are actually kill- from tobacco. the US die. Out of those 1,200
less of age. Their goal is to give lion each year marketing their ing the dogs slowly to see how Trenton Furrh people, 16 of them are Oklaho-
them skills that that they can use product in Oklahoma alone? long it will take for them to die Nathan Marez mans. Every year, over 5 million
later in life to advocate for what They spend $12.8 billion nation- to determine how long it would Dear Editor, people globally, 443,000 in the
they believe in and for what they wide, which is about $35 million take for a human to die. I think My name is Meadow. I love US, and 6,200 in Oklahoma lose
need. One of the activities they a day. With that you can buy 145 the whole world would be a little SWAT because it teaches me their lives to tobacco. The crazy
do is with the SWAT youth is houses, 3 private jets like Tom better if tobacco was excluded. about tobacco and I joined it thing is that all these deaths are
to have them write letters to Cruise’s, 42,250 ipads, and 395 Duke SWAT members because my family member died preventable! Tobacco kills more
the editor. The following letters new BMW 750’s. Imagine all Tommy McGee and Matt Phil- from smoking. He had lung can- people than AIDS, car crashes,
were written by Jackson County of the good things you could pott cer. I hope people read this so drug overdoses, alcohol, and
SWAT youth at their January buy with that money instead of they stop.
violent crimes combined!
meetings. spending it to market a deadly Testing Tobacco on Animals Meadow Goodwin – 6th grade
In 1865 cigarettes became
product! Tobacco producers promised Olustee SWAT
popular in America. Cigarettes
Dear Editor, Sincerely, only to test products on rats
contain a lot of harsh chemicals;
My name is Brooklyn and I Victoria Bernal and mice, but this was lie. They Dear Editor,
some of them are in household
am glad that I joined Eldorado tested on other animals, such as I would like people to stop
cleaners. Young kids get ideas
SWAT. I like encouraging chil- Dear Editor, dogs and monkeys. I think this smoking because there are over
from cartoons, stores, and even
dren and adults not to do to- My name is Raegan Robinson is major animal cruelty and it 4,000 poisons in one cigarette.
their parents. If parents smoke
bacco and encouraging them to and I would like to say that to- should not happen. In one cigarette there are chemi-
around their kids they will get
quit. I love being a SWAT mem- bacco and smoking is very bad Noah Claussen cals that are in household clean-
secondhand smoke. I hope if
ber and being a part of all of the and I hope that you don’t start. I Duke SWAT er, rat poison, and tar like they
tobacco users get to read this it
activities. I do not want to be a say that because of what does to use to pave roads. So you should
will tell them something.
replacement smoker for tobacco you; it can make you very sick. If Dear Editor, stop smoking because you can
Katie M. Back
companies. I am drug free and you do either one of these, I en- We are from Olustee SWAT. die because of smoking. Smok-
Makenna Berg
proud. courage you to stop. Thank you WE would like to encourage to- ing stinks and its bad for your
Maria Renteria
Sincerely, for listening. bacco users to do away with to- lungs.
Brooklyn Bernal Sincerely, bacco. It could give you lung can- Thank you.
To whom it may concern,
6th grade Raegan Robinson. cer, it could rot youth teeth, and Macyna Riley
We are 7th graders from Blair
Eldorado SWAT it could give you a shorter life Haley Bearden
SWAT team and we feel that
Dear Editor, Big Tobacco’s Lies and Tricks span. You should also do away
tobacco companies should stop
My name is Shealyn. I think Against Children, Youth, and with tobacco use in parks so kids Dear Editor,
advertising to kids because once
SWAT is a good thing for our Young Adults don’t breath in the smoke. When Our names are Makayla and
they get into school they will
school, because almost everyone Big Tobacco tries to trick us kids see other kids or adults Dariela. We do not want people
be told tobacco is bad for them.
smokes. into thinking that smoking is smoking they think it’s ok to do to do tobacco because it kills a
Sincerely, cool and a good thing to do. tobacco so they find a way to get lot of people. There is a lot of As for us SWAT kids, we know
Shealyn Ballinger – 6th grade They have advertised on race any kind of tobacco. Tobacco little children doing tobacco and tobacco is bad for us and we
Eldorado SWAT cars, children’s TV shows, bill hurts the environment and the it kills a lot of children. There shouldn’t do it. So we want to in-
boards, and movies for all ages. people in the environment. It are a lot of people that chew, dip fluence littler kids not do tobac-
Dear Editor, There have been ads for tobacco makes people sick. Some people and do snuff. We joined SWAT co because they will be consid-
My name is Kaitlyn Hill and products without tobacco. The may think it’s cool, but it’s harm- because we want people to stop ered replacement smokers. We
I’m a member of Eldorado tobacco industry says they don’t ful and can hurt your body. doing tobacco. feel that Big Tobacco companies
SWAT. I’m glad that my quit target kids, but with $35 million Kyla Everhart – 7th grade Thanks, should not be treating little kids
smoking because it would be spent marketing tobacco every Chantilly Garcia – 6th grade Makayla Zamarron like little adults because they
hard for me to be a SWAT mem- day in the US, do we really be- Dariela Facundo still have a long ways to go un-
ber if she still did. I am very lieve none of it is directed at Dear Editor, 6th graders til then. Little kids should try as
proud of her because I know it’s youth?! I am from Olustee SWAT. Altus Intermediate School hard as they can to try and stay
probably hard to kick the habit. I Sincerely, I would like support for our away from tobacco products.
hope that all other smokers kick Duke SWAT Team (7th grade) park to be tobacco free. Here To tobacco users, Alexandra Jackson
the habit too. Haley Thompson, Braden Ed- are some reasons why: less air We are students at Blair Jacob Golden
Altus Times • A5
SUNDAY, MARCH 10, 2012
Pioneers defeat Northwestern in doubleheader
It was a big offensive day for the Kevin Torres recorded the win for single by Fraylin Paez.
Western Oklahoma State College Western Oklahoma St. Pioneers. He Western Oklahoma St. Pioneers
Pioneers who swept a doubleheader pitched two shutout innings, striking answered NWOSU’s top inning with
from Northwestern here on Friday out five, walking none and gave up one run of its own in the third. West-
afternoon. no hits. ern Oklahoma St. Pioneers scored on
The Pioneers defeated Northwest- Along with Joung, Allen also had an RBI single by Joung
ern 14-1 in the first game and three hits which included a double Western piled on two more runs in
12-2 in the nightcap. and two runs batted in. the bottom of the sixth. A solo home
In the first game it was like a Ran- In the second game a seven-run ex- run by Alvardo ignited the offense,.
dy Joung highlight film. plosion in the first inning carried the That was followed up by Paez’s solo
Joung racked up six RBIs on three Pioneers to a 12-2 win in six innings blast.
hits for all of which were home runs. over NWOSU at Altus on Friday. Six Western pitchers including Fe-
He homered in the first, third, and Fraylin Paez collected three RBIs lix Frias, Jared Cook, Alex Polanco,
fourth innings. on three hits for Western . He dou- Victor Mendez, Aneuris Rodrgiuez
The Pioneers blew out NWOSU bled in the first inning, singled in the and Jessue Alvarado held Northwest-
thanks to nine hits, including six second inning, and homered in the ern combined for a three hitter and
extra base hits. Western’s biggest in- sixth inning. 12 strike outs.
ning was the five when they scored After a quick strike from Western is 15-2 on the season.
seven runs on an error, an RBI sin- NWOSU, Western Oklahoma St. They traveled to Alva on Saturday for
gle by Allen, a walk by Joung, and a Pioneers responded with two runs another doubleheader with North-
Western’s Randy Joung hits the first of his three home runs
home run by Clemente Para. Allen in the second. Western Oklahoma western. On Tuesday, they journey
in the first game of a doubleheader against Northwestern on
also had a home run in the game. St. Pioneers scored on a two-run to Vernon for a 2 p.m. single game
Friday.
Western splits with Seminole
Seminole - Western Oklahoma State Western throwing six innings allowing
(17-5, 5-3) split a conference double- one earned run and struck out nine.
header on the road at Seminole State Emery Fox and Malori Moss combined
College on Thursday. The Pioneers for four hits and three home runs in the
got two home runs from Emery Fox in game.
game one but came up short losing 4-3. Western scored first in a game two
Western bounced back in game two win McBrayer came home on an Em-
with a 7-5 win featuring Malori Moss’ ily Jones rbi single to left field. Bailee
second home run of the day. Kaderka was the starting pitcher for
The Pioneers got on the board in the the Pioneers and after a one out walk
top of the first in game one with a lead- got the next two hitters out to send the
off homer from Fox. Maggie McBrayer game to the second inning.
then reached off an error by the Semi-
The Pioneers got two more runs in
nole shortstop but that would be it as
the second when Moss hit her second
the next three Western hitters were re-
home runs of the day. This one a two
tired. Kelsey Watson got off to a shaky
run shot to left field.
start in the circle for the Pioneers walk-
Western increased their lead to five
ing the first two Trojan batters. Watson
in the third when Watson connect for
found the zone the rest of the inning by
a two rbi line drive single to left-center
striking out the next three hitters.
field scoring Jones and Katy Fletcher.
The score remained 1-0 Pioneers
Kaderka retired the side in order in the
until the bottom of the fourth inning
bottom of the inning as the Pioneers
when Seminole picked up three runs all
took a 5-0 lead to the fourth inning.
scored with two outs.
Western went scoreless in the top of
Western trimmed the deficit to one
four before Seminole tacked on two un-
in the top of the fifth inning when Em-
earned runs in the bottom of the inning
ery Fox hit her eighth home run in as
to cut the Pioneer lead to three.
many games. The solo shot was her
The Pioneers got both runs back in
tenth on the season. Seminole got the
the fifth when Fox drew a bases loaded
run back in the bottom of the inning
walk followed by McBrayer getting hit
though when catcher Chelsea Delong
to make the score 7-2.
hit a solo home run to left field to ex-
tend the Trojan lead to 4-2. Bailee Kaderka (7-3) got the win
Altus High’s Kasen Warren delivers a pitch during the Bulldogs game with Lawton High on Moss made it a one run game in the throwing four and two thirds innings
Friday. top of the sixth hitting a 1-2 pitch over while not allowing an earned run.
the left field wall to make the score 4-3. Kelsey Watson got her second save of
Bulldogs fall to Lawton High Down one run in the top of the sev- the season working the final two and
enth the Pioneers got the leadoff run- a third innings allowing one run. West-
ner on when Fox led the inning off by ern got a home run from Malori Moss
getting hit by the pitch. Fox would and a double from Maggie McBrayer in
It was not a good day for an infield hit in the third third place game of the never get past first base in the inning the contest.
the Altus High Bulldogs in inning while second base- tournament. In the other though as the next three Pioneer hit- The Pioneers will play next on Tues-
their game with Lawton man Hunter Harris laced a semifinal Childress, Texas ters flew out to end the game and give day when they host Garden City Com-
High on Friday afternoon. single to right field in the defeated Cache to earn the Seminole a 4-3 win. munity College for a double-header.
The Bulldogs played the sixth inning. right to play Lawton High Kelsey Watson (10-2) got the loss for First pitch is scheduled for 2 p.m.
Wolverines in the semifi- The Bulldogs committed in the finals.
nals of the Altus Invitation- five errors in the game and In consolation games
al Baseball Tournament three of the Lawton runs Friday, Pampa, Texas de-
and lost to the visitors 8-0. were unearned. feated Quanah, Texas and
Altus struggled both of- Lawton scored an un- Elk City downed the Law-
fensively and defensively. earned run in the first in- ton Eisenhower JV.
The Bulldogs had only ning and added three runs Pampa and Elk played
four base runners in the in both the second and in Saturday’s consolation
game and collected only sixth innings. championship game while
two base hits. Nine hole Altus, 1-4 on the sea- Quanah and the Eisenhow-
hitter Justin Sanchez had son, played Cachein the er JV played for 7th place.
NFL
From Page A4 much each team is required to spend in
cash for players. Over the next four-year pe-
what Joe Flacco did and say, ‘I’m going to riod, every club must spend an average of
do the same thing,’ ” says former NFL per- 89 percent of the salary cap. So yes, those
sonnel director Pat Kirwan. “And most of normally frugal teams such as Cincinnati
those guys will get burned.” and Jacksonville could take the cheap route
That won’t happen until next year, of
for a couple of years and still get to that
course, and this year’s grab bag has its
minimum.
own attractions — albeit no franchise
Several teams have as much as $40 mil-
quarterbacks available. Indeed, maybe no
lion to spend, with a portion going to their
starting QBs, unless someone has a lot of Western Oklahoma State College Head Softball Coach Mike McBrayer gives instruction
selections in April’s draft. Still, the Browns,
faith in Rex Grossman, Jason Campbell or to Katy Fletcher during a recent game. Western will host Garden City Community Col-
Bengals, Colts, Dolphins, Buccaneers and
one of the McCown brothers. lege in a 2 p.m. doubleheader on Tuesday.
Eagles are in fine shape should they decide
While Flacco-type contracts won’t
to go on a spending spree.
be flung around, 20 or so players could
Or they can look for bargains, an ap-
wring impressive salaries out of the bid-
proach that has worked often for the Patri-
ding wars. Pass rushers Paul Kruger of ots, Giants and 49ers, all of whom have Su- Sporting Events Calendar
the Ravens, Cliff Avril of the Lions, Israel
per Bowl appearances in their recent past.
Idonije of the Bears and Osi Umenyiora
Among those attractive free agents who
of the Giants figure to be high on general
won’t max out a team’s cap could be Vikings
managers’ lists. Pro Bowl fullback Jerome Felton; Jets tight Sunday College, doubleheader
Defensive back, particularly safety, has end Dustin Keller; Steelers cornerback Softball
some intriguing possibilities: 2009 De- Keenan Lewis; 49ers DT Isaac Sopoaga; Western Oklahoma State College Lady Thursday
fensive Player of the Year Charles Wood- Chargers LB Shaun Phillips; Titans LB Pioneers enter Midwest JUCO Classic at Baseball
son, cut last month by the Packers; 2004 Will Witherspoon; and a group of guards: Bixby. 1 p.m. - Western Oklahoma State Col-
11 a.m. - Western vs. Des Moines Area lege vs. Redlands at Chickasha
award winner Ed Reed of the Ravens; and Buffalo’s Andy Levitre, who also has played
Community College 5 p.m. - Altus High Bulldogs host Chick-
Tampa Bay’s Ronde Barber. All of them tackle and center, New England’s Sebastian
asha
1 p.m. - Western vs. Neosha County Col-
are beyond the peak years — Barber turns Vollmer, and the Jets’ Brandon Moore.
Softball
38 next month and could retire — making Polian, who built the Bills, Panthers lege
2 p.m. - Western Oklahoma State Col-
San Francisco All-Pro Dashon Goldson the and Colts into Super Bowl teams and now 5 p.m. - Western vs. Paris College lege Lady Pioneers at Northern-Tonkawa,
most enticing prospect in the secondary. works as an analyst for ESPN and Siri- doubleheader
Monday
The guys they have to cover are well usXM, explains how teams approach the Track
represented in the free agency pool: New secondary market. Baseball 5 p.m. - Altus High Lady Bulldogs at
England’s Wes Welker, Tampa Bay tight “If we can’t afford player A, let’s see how 5 p.m. - Altus High Bulldogs host Chick- Oklahoma City Bishop McGuiness
end Dallas Clark, Jennings and Wallace. much different is player B, and how much asha
For teams looking for a breakaway different is player C,” Polian says. “In the Golf Friday
threat at running back who also catches end of the market and in the after-market, Altus High boys at Lawton Eisenhower, Track
passes, Miami’s Reggie Bush is available. again, you’re looking to fill needs almost Lawton Country Club 9 a.m. - Altus High Lady Bulldogs at
If they seek more bulk and power to go always with reasonably priced players who OU.
with some elusiveness, Steven Jackson are not at the same talent level or produc- Tuesday
has an option in his contract that could tion level as the top guys.” Baseball Saturday
free him from the Rams. So while there always is a furious splurge 2 p.m. - Western Oklahoma State Col- Softball
Several perennial Pro Bowl players are by teams in the opening days of free agency, lege Pioneers at Vernon 2 p.m. - Western Oklahoma State Col-
about to be free: Bears linebacker Brian some of the best moves might come weeks 5:30 p.m. - Altus High Bulldogs at lege Lady Pioneers at Murray, Tishomin-
Urlacher, Dolphins left tackle Jake Long, later, perhaps after the draft in late April. Chickasha go, doubleheader
Raiders punter Shane Lechler and Browns “Lots of teams have benefited from wait- Softball Track
kick returner Joshua Cribbs. ing,” Kirwan says, “as difficult as it might 2 p.m. Western Oklahoma State College 9 a.m. - Altus High Bulldogs at Graham,
One difference in free agency now is how be to be patient.” Lady Pioneers host Garden City Junior Texas
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School Menus
NAVAJO LUNCH MENUS MONDAY
Elementary: Chicken fajitas, tortilla,
March 11-15 pinto beans, salad
Milk/Fruit included with every meal AIS: Beef tamale pie, corn, mixed Ro-
MONDAY maine salad, tropical fruit; salad box
Chicken strips, mashed potatoes, white
Junior High: Spaghetti with meat
gravy, green beans, hot rolls
sauce, green beans, hot roll; Burrito with
chili and cheese, corn; salad bar
TUESDAY
High School: Ground beef stroganoff,
Pig-n-Blanket, corn, fried okra, rice
green beans, Romaine salad, chocolate
crispies
chip cookie pack, mixed fruit; salad box,
WEDNESDAY a la carte
Fish, macaroni & cheese, tator tots, hot Weekly Calendar of Events
rolls TUESDAY
Elementary: Grilled cheese sandwich,
THURSDAY baked french fries, carrots www.altuspublicschools.org
Frito pie, Spanish rice, ranch-style beans AIS: Chicken nuggets w/white gravy,
mashed potatoes, peas, pineapple; salad
FRIDAY box
Cheeseburger, salad, potato chips, pick- Junior High: Beef lasagna, mixed veg- Monday, March 11
les
etables, hot roll; Sub sandwich, french 7:30 a.m. Altus Junior High Academic Team Practice
fries; Burrito bar 4:30 p.m. 7th Baseball - Duncan (A)
ALTUS SCHOOL MENUS
High School: Turkey & gravy, mashed
for March 11-15 8th V/JV Baseball - Duncan (H)
potatoes, peas, whole grain roll, pudding
5 p.m. Altus Board of Education Meeting
cup, sliced pears; salad box; A la carte
Breakfast
AHS Baseball - Chickasha (H)
Milk/Juice included with every meal
WEDNESDAY TBA AHS Boys Golf - Lawton Ike @ Lawton Country Club
MONDAY Elementary: Salisbury steak, mashed
Elementary: Waffles w/syrup potatoes, green beans, hot roll Tuesday, March 12
AIS: Cereal, toast w/jelly AIS: Turkey & cheese sandwich on a
3:15 p.m. Scriblerus Meeting - AHS Room 212
Junior High: Cereal, toast w/jelly sub roll, baked french fries, lettuce/toma-
High School: Sausage on a stick/syrup, to, orange; salad box 4:30 p.m. 8th V/JV Baseball - Frederick (A)
raisins Junior High: Oven fried chicken, 9th Baseball - Elgin (A)
mashed potatoes, green beans, hot roll; 5:30 p.m. 7th Grade Parent Meeting for 8th Grade
TUESDAY Hot ham & cheese sandwich, french fries;
Pre-Enrollment - AJH Cafeteria
Elementary: Scrambled eggs, ham, bis-
salad bar
cuit AHS Baseball - Chickasha (A)
High School: Ribette sandwich, corn
AIS: French toast sticks w/syrup
on the cob, three beans salad, pickle spear,
Junior High: Breakfast pizza
raisins, apple; salad box; A la carte Wednesday, March 13
High School: Cinnamon mini rolls,
apple 7:30 a.m. Altus Junior High Academic Team Practice
THURSDAY
2 p.m. Altus High School Spring Sports Assembly -
Elementary: Ham, broccoli, corn on
WEDNESDAY
AHS Auditorium
Elementary: Cinnamon roll the cob, hot roll
AIS: Pancakes w/syrup, sausage links AIS: Chicken flatbread, pinto beans, 5:30 p.m. 6th Grade Parent Meeting for 7th Grade
Junior High: Breakfast burrito mixed Romaine salad, pears; salad box Pre-Enrollment - AJH Cafeteria
High School: Biscuits/jelly, peaches Junior High: Roast turkey, mashed po- Also: Report Card Day
tatoes, broccoli w/cheese, hot roll; Grilled
AdvancED Visit - Altus High School
THURSDAY chicken sandwich, french fries; potato bar
Elementary: pancakes w/syrup High School: Chicken tetrazzini,
AIS: Eggs, toast steamed broccoli, sliced carrots, whole Thursday, March 14
Junior High: French toast sticks w/ wheat roll, peach cup; salad box; a la carte 8 a.m. AHS JV Tennis - Duncan (A)
syrup
1:30 p.m. AJH Track - Ardmore (A)
High School: Scrambled eggs, toast/
FRIDAY
jelly 2 p.m. Rivers Good Grades Assembly - Grades 1 & 2
Elementary: Hamburger, Smiley Fries,
2:30 p.m. Rivers Good Grades Assembly - Grades 3 & 4
lettuce/tomato/pickles
FRIDAY
AIS: Pizza, corn, mixed Romaine salad, 4 p.m. AJH V/JV Tennis - Lawton Mac (H)
Elementary: Cereal, graham crackers
AIS: Biscuit, sausage patties Jello/mandarin oranges 4:30 p.m. 8th V/JV Baseball - Ike (H)
Junior High: Cereal, toast w/jelly Junior High: Pizza, corn salad; Ham- 9th Baseball - Lawton Ike (A)
High School: Danish, turkey bacon burger, french fries, lettuce/tomato/pickle
5 p.m. AHS JV Girls Soccer - Cordell (A)
High School: Cheeseburger, french
AHS V/JV Baseball - Anadarko (H)
Lunch fries, romaine/tomato/pickle, banana,
Milk and fruit included with every meal chocolate pudding; a la carte AHS Girls Track - OKC/Bishop McGuinness (A)
5:30-7:30 p.m. Roosevelt Chili Dog Supper & Carnival
Also: AdvancED Visit - Altus High School
Will Rogers Second Grade Music Program

Friday, March 15
7:30 a.m. Altus Junior High Academic Team Practice
2:15 p.m. Roosevelt First Grade Family Activity
4 p.m. 9th Baseball - Navajo (A)
5:30 p.m. AHS JV Baseball - Navajo (A)
TBA 7th Baseball - WOSC Tournament (A)
Also: Roosevelt Raider Recognition
Spring Break Begins at End of School Day
(Classes Resume March 25)
Saturday, March 16
9 a.m. AHS Boys Track - Graham, TX (A)
TBA 7th Baseball - WOSC Tournament (A)
106-year-old Mass. man
gets high school diploma
National Nutrition Month
BEVERLY, Mass. (AP) an emotional ceremony grade to accept a full-
March 2013
— Fred Butler was mar- attended by school of- time job at a print shop
ried for 65 years, raised ficials, state lawmakers to support his mother
five children, served in and Beverly Mayor Bill and five younger siblings.
the Army during World Scanlon. Daughter-in-law Cathy
War II and worked for “I thank everybody Butler says he regretted
years for the local water who is responsible for dropping out and always
emphasized the impor-
department, but the fact this,” he said, wearing
tance of education to his
he never earned a high a mortar board hat and
children and grandchil-
school diploma always tassel and holding the
Add more fruits and veggies to your diet.
dren.
bothered him. prized document in his
A grandson, Mike Ca-
Not anymore. hands. “I certainly appre-
It doesn’t matter if they’re fresh, frozen, labro, said Butler gave
The 106-year-old was ciate it.”
him $5 for every A on his
awarded his honorary Butler dropped out of
canned or dried. Try to make half your plate report card.
diploma Monday during school before the ninth-
Cathy Butler launched
fruits and veggies for better health. the effort to get her fa-
ther-in-law his diploma
A H A C
LTUS EARING ID ENTER as a way to raise his spir-
During National Nutrition Month, its following the death of
• Hearing Evaluations
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Do you know what this is? They used to put them in the floorboard of cars. Send your answers
to: [email protected]
Remember Frank Bellizzi singing “There’s No Getting Over Me,” at the Varsity Choir Open
House back in 1982?
Back the 80’s, before home gaming systems or games on your cell phones, people went to
places like Star Castle to play video games like these. Just put in a quarter, and play away. Here
are Jim Danyeur and Lloyd Lovett.
Each year participants from the different classes compete against each other. During Winter
Sports Day back in 1982, juniors Jeanette Dominguez and her partner Jackie Blunt are seen
here in the wheelbarrow race.
In the shoe race, Jon Josey struggles to put on his boots as council members Paula Murphy,
Paula Roff, Mike Duffy, Kirk Hullender, Jimmy Glass, and Dana Milton look on.
Remember how everyone used to write on the walls of the Chicken Kitchen?
Psychology Club members participated in several experiments, like this about fear. Shelley
Remember Mr. Harris leading the pep band as part of every pep assembly? Currier and Patricia Singleton struggle with their fear of holding a tarantula.
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B2 • Altus Times SUNDAY, MARCH 10, 2012
OPINION
Retooling your
search engine
Dear Read- stretch your
ers: Do you legs more, ei-
know how ther! — Kay-
to filter out la in North
“bad” stuff Carolina
on your “ Wo o f ,
S E A R C H woof” from
E N G I N E Cabbie, our
when brows- mini schnau-
ing the Inter- zer. Remem-
net? You can adjust your ber, the size of the bladder
search settings to filter matters! — Heloise
out “explicit images” and DUSTING POWDER
videos. Here’s how you do Dear Heloise: I read in
it: * Most search engines your column how to add
have a “gear” icon in the fragrance to talcum pow-
upper right-hand corner. der. Well, silly me, my
(If not, look for a “settings” perfume fragrance came
or “preferences” option.) in dusting powder, so I did
Click on this icon. * Next, not save your directions.
select “search settings.” Would you mind reprinting
You may be automatically your suggestion? — Terry
directed to the settings H. in Florida
page. Making your own scent-
* Options will appear for ed powder is a great way
“Safe Search.” to save money! Start with
* Choose the option you plain talc powder, baking
prefer, “Strict” being the soda or cornstarch, which-
highest level of filtering. ever you prefer, and fill
* Scroll down and click the old container. Spray or
“Save.” pour a little perfume on the
Saving the selected set- powder. Seal the container
tings will filter (meaning tightly and leave overnight Firearms feminism
stop) unwanted junk! If or longer. The powder will
you have children in the absorb the fragrance, and
house who use the comput- voila, your own dusting
er for homework, this is a powder. — Heloise
According to the Web- same four hard to find the word “no” to violence,
protective effort! Anything COMFY CUSHION
ster’s II dictionary, femi- big men. She right now coming out of the mouth of
you can do to prevent un- Dear Heloise: I had sur-
nism is defined as: a is also going but the a female who has a firearm
wanted (pornographic/ dis- gery and have difficulty sit-
doctrine advocating for to lose. Give sister-in- in her hands to back up her
tasteful) information from ting in hard chairs for lon-
women the same rights me even a law was all desire not to be harmed.
coming into your computer ger periods of time. When
granted men, as in politi- few seconds excited we I have an old Air Force
is smart. — Heloise we go to restaurants, they
cal and economic status. I warning and found 9mm friend whose wife has seri-
SEND A GREAT HINT often have wooden chairs. I
for one think this is a good the access ammunition ous arthritis problems in
TO: took a small chair cushion
idea. My only child is a to a handgun for her. I her hands. She however
Heloise and placed it in a canvas
daughter and I want her to and those four men are go- was able to pick up a 20ga is determined to get her
P.O. Box 795000 tote. I keep it in my car. It
be successful in life based ing to wish they had not shotgun for the daughter’s conceal carry permit and
San Antonio, TX 78279- is easy to carry inside, sit
5000 on and then take with me on how she prepares to go gotten involved with me. gun safe and we all gazed is working hard at finding
Fax: 1-210-HELOISE when I leave. No more un- out into the working world Put that same firearm into the display cases and a handgun she can carry
Email: Heloise(at)Helo- comfortable meals. — A to earn her way and be self in the trained hands of dreamed about what our and shoot. Now I must ad-
ise.com TRAVEL HINT Reader in Tennessee NON- supporting. I do not want the woman about to be next handgun would be. mit her husband is having
Dear Heloise: I love to SLIP STOOL someone or some idea assaulted, and I would Then we went into a a great time buying lots of
standing in her way telling suggest her outcome will Fleet-Farm supply store
go on road trips with my Dear Heloise: My grand- new firearms for his bride,
her she is less of a citizen be much better. She may and I found myself helping
friends and family, and I son comes over often and but even with her hand
and therefore is expected have some issues of PTSD a woman select the cor-
take my faithful sidekick, loves to help me in the limitation issues she wants
to achieve less in life. after she had to use deadly rect ammo she needed for
my dog. kitchen. I bought a step to be able to defend her-
The problem is hoping force to keep herself safe a number of firearms she
I always make extra stops stool so he could reach the self, pain or no pain in her
that things will be fair from bodily harm. This had at home. I don’t think
for him to use the restroom counters and sink easily. fingers.
and equal is a nice idea PTSD is better than deal- she understood I did not
even if I don’t have to. A The top was a little slick, Very seldom is there fair-
but is not always the real- ing with the PTSD because work in the store. I was
lot of people sometimes so I got some inexpensive
ness or equality in a crisis
ity. Physical violence is in you were raped and beaten just please to find her in
forget that their pets might bathtub appliques (the
most cases not fair to any- half to death. The Colonel the ammo section getting situation. People get hurt
need to stop more often nonslip type) and placed
one on the receiving end. and her sister wanted to prepared and was happy to and people suffer. Pre-
than they do. So please them on top of the stool.
I am six foot, one inch. I go to a quilting show. They help. paredness and the use of
remember your pets when He can now stand on it
have owned firearms since decided I needed to drive There are a lot more the correct tools do make
traveling, and plan for ex- without slipping. — Kellie
I was in high school. I am them. women in the gun stores the difference. Firearms
tra stops. It doesn’t hurt to in Washington
a retired police officer and Believe it or not, but in now-a-days. I have watched feminism means having
an Army trained Infantry all my manly pursuits of women reading the side of the right tool, for the job
officer. outdoor hunting, camping, an ammo box trying to fig- in time of violence. The
Today's Weather
I still have 20-20 eye shooting guy-stuff I have a ure out the correct type of small, the weak, the old,
Local 5-Day Forecast sight at my advancing fondness for quilts. The ef- bullet configuration to buy the injured and yes the
age and I am still damned fort and hours of work that for their firearm. Women female can protect them-
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu good with a handgun. The goes into a quilt is not lost have always worked hard selves if they are ready,
3/10 3/11 3/12 3/13 3/14
issue is I am getting old on me. So I agreed to drive at being knowledgeable trained and have that tool
and if four big guys decide as long as we could stop at consumers, why not in the and that tool is a firearm.
to assault me in a surprise the Gander Mountain and guns and ammo area of By the way the Colonel
attack at a Wal-Mart park- the Cabelas that were both personal buying? Many are suggested the title for this
54/29 58/34 68/40 73/44 75/47
Mostly Mainly Sunshine. Sunshine. Plentyof ing lot I am going to lose. on the way to the quilt with the men in their lives column. Thirty years in the
sunny. sunny. Highsinthe Highsinthe sun.Highs Now envision the 100 show. but more and more the Air Force has trained her
Highsinthe Highsinthe upper60s low70sand inthemid
mid50sand upper50s andlowsin lowsinthe 70sand pound, highly educated The Colonel and her sis- women are there by them- to be prepared.
lowsinthe andlowsin thelow40s. mid40s. lowsinthe woman assaulted in the ter have their concealed selves buying firearms. Major Van Harl USAF
upper20s. themid30s. upper40s.
same parking lot by the carry permits. Ammo is Nothing says equality like Ret [email protected]
Sunrise: Sunrise: Sunrise: Sunrise: Sunrise:
6:54AM 6:53AM 6:52AM 6:50AM 6:49AM
Sunset: Sunset: Sunset: Sunset: Sunset: The best D-fense
6:41PM 6:42PM 6:43PM 6:44PM 6:44PM
Q: I hear know it has
Oklahoma At A Glance that getting been tested
enough vi- and the prod-
tamin D is uct’s contents
E4n7i/d27 Tulsa important for have been veri-
49/30 good health, fied. It’s the
but also that best evidence
Altus OklahomaCity lots of the that a supple-
49/29
54/29 supplements ment doesn’t
Lawton aren’t reliable. contain con-
52/27
How can I taminants and
make sure I’m actually does
getting the contain the
AreaCities
City Hi LoCond. City Hi LoCond. right stuff? — ingredients in
Antlers 54 36 t-storm OklahomaCity 49 29 mstsunny Shelly Z., Las the amount
Ardmore 54 34 ptsunny Okmulgee 48 31 ptsunny
Bartlesville 47 25 ptsunny PaulsValley 49 30 ptsunny Palmas, Calif. stated. You can
BrokenBow 56 38 rain Perry 49 27 ptsunny A: You’re find a list of
Claremore 46 28 ptsunny Sallisaw 52 33 rain
Cordell 51 27 windy Sapulpa 48 29 ptsunny probably re- supplements
Duncan 52 32 mstsunny Shawnee 52 33 ptsunny
ElReno 51 27 windy Snyder 54 29 mstsunny ferring to a recent study tested by the USP at www.
ElkCity 50 26 windy Stillwater 49 26 ptsunny that found that actual dos- usp.org.
Enid 47 27 ptsunny Tahlequah 48 29 ptsunny
Guymon 50 26 windy Tulsa 49 30 ptsunny es of vitamin D in over-the- Now, a word about the
Lawton 52 27 mstsunny Watonga 47 26 windy counter and compounded powers of D-3 and why
McAlester 52 34 ptsunny Weatherford 48 27 windy
Miami 47 28 ptsunny Wewoka 50 31 ptsunny supplements varied from you’re smart to be tak-
Muskogee 48 31 ptsunny Woodward 46 24 windy
9 percent to 146 percent ing it as a supplement. As
NationalCities of the amount listed on the heavyweight champ Jack
City Hi LoCond. City Hi LoCond. label! And if you’re taking Dempsey said, “The best
Atlanta 69 53 ptsunny Minneapolis 30 18 ptsunny a vitamin D supplement defense is a good offense.”
Boston 43 36 cloudy NewYork 48 41 cloudy
Chicago 46 30 rain Phoenix 68 47 sunny because you’re deficient And that’s super-true when
Dallas 56 40 t-storm SanFrancisco 65 48 sunny
(1 billion folks worldwide it comes to your health. A
Denver 43 27 sunny Seattle 50 47 rain
Houston 70 48 t-storm St.Louis 59 33 rain are), you may be risking lack of vitamin D-3 contrib-
LosAngeles 73 50 sunny Washington,DC 63 46 ptsunny
Miami 77 67 cloudy your health. Always take utes to everything from a
D-3 — that’s the form of weak immune system,
MoonPhases vitamin D that your body gut problems, depression
needs to stay healthy. and diabetes to catch-
Vitamin supplements ing the flu. Even though
don’t need U.S. Food and your body’s natural D is
Drug Administration ap- activated by exposure to
proval before they hit the sunshine and a number
Last New First Full
Mar4 Mar11 Mar19 Mar27 shelves, and at this point of food sources have D-3
the industry isn’t very well- added, supplements are
UVIndex regulated. But the U.S. the easiest way to make
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Pharmacopeial Convention sure you’re getting enough. Denny Koenders, publisher
3/10 3/11 3/12 3/13 3/14 is an independent group So pick up some USP-veri-
6 6 6 6 6
that tries to make sure fied D-3, and take 1,000 IU Michael Bush, managing editor
High High High High High
supplements deliver what daily. And have your doc-
TwhitehUaVhiIgnhdeerxUisVmInedaesxusrehdowoinngat0he-1n1eendumfobregrrescaateler,0 11 they promise on the label. tor check your D levels — Sandy Graham, circulation manager
skinprotection.
If their “USP verified” we both aim for levels of 50
©2010AmericanProfileHometownContentService mark is on the label, you to 80 ng/ml.
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SUNDAY, MARCH 10, 2012
State bills
both expand
and restrict
access to info
LEGAL NOTICE
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND
— Oklahoma legislators FOR JACKSON
are pushing measures that COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
would close public records
JPMORGAN CHASE BANK,
and give public bodies more
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION;
opportunities to meet in se- Plaintiff,
vs.
cret, but open government
advocates are also praising EDNA JEAN DAVISON; et al.
Defendants.
lawmakers this session for
their commitment to provid- Case No. CJ-2012-58
ing more public access to
Judge Huey, Clark
state entities.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND UN-
With the 2013 legislative DER EXECUTION
session in full swing, the
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
media and open-government LECT A DEBT AND ANY IN-
groups are monitoring doz- FORMATION OBTAINED WILL
BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. LEGAL NOTICE
ens of bills that would either
expand or restrict the pub- Notice is hereby given that on the IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
11 day of April, 2013, at 10:00 JACKSON COUNTY
lic’s ability to access govern- oʼclock, a.m. (location at Court- STATE OF OKLAHOMA
ment information. house or Room #), 2nd Floor East
Doors, of the Jackson County IN THE MATTER OF
“There are many positive Courthouse in Altus, Oklahoma, the Tyler Don Menchaca
transparency efforts this undersigned Sheriff will offer for Petitioner
sale and sell for cash to the highest
session, and we’re encour- LEGALS LEGALS and best biddeLEr,G sAuLbSject to real es- LECGaAsLeS No. CV-13-12 LEGALS
aged that legislators not only tate ad valorem taxes, superior
special assessments and all in- NOTICE OF FILING PETITION LEGAL NOTICE
think about transparency terests of record, if any, except the FOR CHANGE OF NAME
more, but actually vote to LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Mortgage and interests foreclosed IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
herein on the following described TO WHO IT MAY CONCERN: JACKSON COUNTY STATE OF
make the government more IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF real property, to-wit: OKLAHOMA
transparent at all levels,” JACKSON COUNTY THE THIRD JUDICIAL Take notice that Tyler Don Men-
STATE OF OKLAHOMA DISTRICT SITTING IN AND FOR Lot Seven (15) in Block Six (6) of chaca has filed in the above Court IN THE MATTER OF THE
said Mark Thomas, execu- JACKSON COUNTY AND THE the HIGHLAND HEIGHTS ADDI- a petition to have his/her name GUARDIANSHIP OF CLARA
tive vice president of the GREAT PLAINS NATIONAL BANK, STATE OF TION to the City of Altus, Jack- changed as follows, to wit: FLEDA MAE SEIGMAN, AN INCA-
a Corporation, OKLAHOMA son County, State of Oklahoma, PACITATED PERSON.
Oklahoma Press Associa- Plaintiff, according to the recorded plat From: Tyler Don Menchaca
tion, who lobbies legislators IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- thereof, commonly known as 300 To: Tyler Don Forster PB-2012-5
vs. TATE OF Cardinal Circle North, Altus, OK
on behalf of newspapers 73521 (the “Property”) and that the same will be heard by NOTICE OF HEARING RETURN
across the state. “We would BRADY J. CRYER, WENDY E. ROBERT JOE AKINS, DECEASED the District Court of Jackson OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY
CRYER AND FRED ISABELL, Sale will be made pursuant to a County at the Jackson County
hope that legislators that Defendants. Case No. PB-2013-9 Special Execution and Order of Courthouse at 101 N. Main #303, Notice is hereby given that David
introduce bills to decrease Sale issued out of the office of the Altus, Oklahoma on the 1st day of Kevin Seigman, the duly appointed
Case No. CJ-2012-14 NOTICE OF HEARING Court Clerk in and for Jackson April, 2013 at 1:30 oʼclock P.M.; and qualified Guardian of Clara
transparency would think PETITION FOR LETTERS OF AD- County, Oklahoma, and pursuant to and that any person may file a writ- Fleda Mae Seigman, an Incapacit-
about the ramifications of 3rd ALIAS NOTSICALEE OF SHERIFFʼS MINISTRATION sPalaidin jtuifdf gtom erenct arell ssearivdin egx tehceu rtiiognh t boyf tdeant ep rsoette fsotr i nth teh eh ecaarsineg p.rior to the aprteedse Pnteerds ofno,r hcaosn firremtuartnioend, aanndd
government secrecy.” The State of Oklahoma to the heirs, oral announcement and/or order of filed in said Court his return and
Despite recent progress, TTHheE aSbToAveT En aOmFe Od KDLeAfeHnOdaMnAts TO: nReoxbte ortf Jkoine a Ankdi ncsr,e Ddietocresa osfe tdh:e said tjuhdeg Cmoeunrtt , epnrtieorre tdo itnh et hsea lDe,i sstraicidt SD/isCtlraicrtk JHuudegye pfilreeds ienn staeidd Cfooru rcto hnisfi rRmeatutrino no,f saanled
Oklahoma ranked 38th out of Court in and for said County, State of the following described real prop-
the 50 states and received a GREETINGS: Yryonu H a. rAe khinesr ehbays naoptpifliieedd ftohra tL eKtatethrs- o58f ,O eknlatihtloemd aJ,P iMn oCrgaasen NCoh.a CseJ -B2a0n1k2,- RHONDA STEPANOVICH erty of said Estate, to-wit:
by S/Randi Graham
“D” grade as part of a recent Notice is given that on the 18 day of Administration on said estate to National Association, Plaintiff, vs. Deputy Court Clerk Lots Thirty-Five (35), Thirty-Six
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tegrity, Global Integrity and sale at public auction, to the Courtroom in the County Court- nadian County, Oklahoma as
highest and best bidder, with ap- house in the City of Altus, Jackson SECOND: The judgment and first IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF shown by the recorded plat
Public Radio International, praisement, all that certain real County, Oklahoma on the 28th day lien of the Plaintiff, JPMorgan JACKSON COUNTY thereof.
that included an analysis property and personal property in of March 2013 at 2:00 oʼclock p.m., Chase Bank, National Association, STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Jackson County, Oklahoma, to-wit: when and where all persons inter- in the sum of $117,635.50 with in- To Amanda Finnigan, a Single Per-
of each state’s laws that are ested may appear and contest the terest thereon at the rate of 6.5% IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLIC- son and Nemija Cockrell, a Single
designed to promote open- REAL PROPERTY same. per annum from December 1, 2011, ATION FOR NAME CHANGE OF Person, for the sum of $24,500 and
SURFACE ONLY AND TO: LOTS 1 until paid; advances for taxes, in- REILLY MARIE BEAVER, A that the 27th day of March, 2013, at
ness and discourage corrup- & 3, BLOCK 15, OF ORIGINAL Witness my hand and seal of said surance and preservation ex- MINOR CHILD 9:30 oʼclock a.m. of said day, at the
tion. In the 14 categories TOWN OF BLAIR, JACKSON court affixed this 5th day of March penses, accrued and accruing; ab- court room of the District Court in
COUNTY, OKLAHOMA 2013. stracting expenses, accrued and CV-2013-13 the Courthouse in the City of Altus
in which states were mea- accruing; bankruptcy fees and in said County of Jackson and
sured, Oklahoma received PERSONAL PROPERTY - SEE S/Clark Huey costs, if any; and an attorney's fee, NOTICE OF FILING State aforesaid has been duly ap-
EXHIBIT “A” (To be sold as one JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT plus costs, with interest thereon at PETITION FOR CHANGE OF pointed by said Court for hearing
a failing grade for public ac- unit/lot) COURT the same rate, until paid. NAME said Return, at which time any per-
cess to information, largely son interested in said estate may
because of a lack of an ap- smuebnjetsc tb tyo Pulnapinatiidff tfaoxr etasx, easd,v iannscuer-- APPROVED AS TO FORM: Pteerressotn sin o rt hoeth perr oepnetirtiteys, hinacvliundgi ning- SWTHAOTME OITF M OAKYL CAHOONMCEAR TNO:: TO awpriptienagr toa nsda ifdil eR ehtius rne xacnedp tcioonnste isnt
peals process when records ance premiums, and expenses ne- Horton & Associates Attorneys at those whose actual addresses are the same, and are hereby referred
are denied and lax enforce- cseusbsjeacrty pforor ptheert yp rife asneyrv, astaioidn roefa tlhe LSa/ wC hPa.rCle.s P. Horton utintikenso wwhno a nhda vpee rosro nmsa oyr hoathveer uenn-- Kneaxrlta fArievinlad, oPfe tmitiionnoer rc, hpialdre, nRt eainlldy tlaor ss.aid Return for further particu-
ment of violations. property having been duly ap- CHARLES P. HORTON, OBA known successors and such un- Marie Beaver, born May 23, 2001
praised at: $86,432.00 and said #4379 known successors are: John Doe, has filed a Petition in the above DATED this 28th day of February,
One of the bills intro- personal property having been duly 216 West Commerce spouse of Edna Jean Davison, if Court to have said minor childʼs 2013.
duced this year — House appraised at: $36,895.00. Sale will Altus, OK 73521 married; Occupants of the name changed from Reilly Marie
be made pursuant to a Special Ex- [phone] Premises; USAA Federal Savings Beaver Avila and the same will be S/CLARK HUEY
Bill 1450, by Rep. Jason ecution and Order of Sale issued in Bank; The Heirs, Personal Repres- heard in the courtroom of Judge Judge
Murphey, would create an accordance with judgment entered entatives, Devisees, Trustees, Suc- Clark Huey, located in the Jackson
in the District Court of Jackson #5325 Published in the Altus Times cessors and Assigns of Edna Jean County Courthouse, 101 North Renee' Walker Gunkel, OBA
appeals option within the County, Oklahoma, in Case No. CJ on 3/10/13. Davison, deceased, and the Un- Main Street, Altus, Oklahoma #12314
office of the Ethics Com- -2012-14, wherein Great Plains Na- known Successors. 73521, on the 27th day of March, Attorney for Guardian
tional Bank, a Corporation, Plaintiff LEGALS 2013 at 9:30 oʼclock a.m., or as P.O. Box 1124
mission for people who are and the above named Defendants The property has been duly ap- soon thereafter as counsel can be Altus, Oklahoma 73522
denied records. amreen Dt eoffe tnhdea Pnltasi,n ttoif fs iant itshfey sthuem j uodfg- LEGAL NOTICE praised in the sum of $117,600.00 hteena rpdr.o tAensyt ipne trhsios nc amsaey p friiloer at ow trhite- [phone]
“When someone files an $130,139.53, plus daily interest at a IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR WITNESS MY HAND this 5 day of date set for the hearing. #5323 Published in the Altus Times
open records request and rate of $25.59 per day from and JACKSON COUNTY March, 2013. on 3/10/13.
after October 24, 2011, until paid, STATE OF OKLAHOMA Given under my hand a seal this
the government refuses to plus the further sum of $2,500.00 By: S/ Stacy Randolph 5th day of March, 2013. LEGAL NOTICE
cooperate with what may acos satsn do ff othr ias tatocrtnioeny ʼisn cfeluedsi,n pgl ubsu ta nllot ITNA TTHE EO MF ABTOTBEBRY O GFE TNHEE P EASY-NE Deputy S/ Rhonda Stepanovich IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
be a very plain reading of limited to preliminary abstracting SR., Deceased. KIVELL, RAYMENT AND FRAN- RHONDA STEPANOVICH, JACKSON COUNTY
the law, those individuals’ cvoasntcse i nb yth teh es uPmla i$n1ti,f5f,7 p5l.u0s0 ad- No. PB-2012-66 CA IPSrofessional Corporation CJaocukrst oCnle Crkounty, Oklahoma STATE OF OKLAHOMA
foremost approach might be $2,302.15 for 2011 ad valorem and By S/ Randi Graham IN THE MATTER OF THE ANCIL-
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until paid, and the further sum of filed her First and Final Account Altus, Oklahoma 73522
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sphaoreunldt. ”be open and trans- WMaITrcNhE, S2S01 m3.y hand this 5 day of thShoteaut seCe a oafuotr reAt slitanui sdt,,h iaenn dtCh aeol ulC npoetyurs noCtyno sau nirntd-- IN TSHTJEAA TCDEKIS SOTOFRN IOC CKTOL CAUOHNUOTRMYTA OF LEGAL NOTICE tdthheeec eseaasmstaeetd e,w aoitrhfe Dn reOecqReuIsiSrse aTdry . t oAv oNpurGcehEseeLrnLst,,
A proponent of more Roger Levick, Sheriff taeprepsetaerd ainn tdh es Ehostwa tec aaures en,o tiiff iethd etoy IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- IN THJEA CDKISSTORNIC CTO CUONUTRYT OF toof ftihcee uonfd heresri gantetod rEnxeeyc, uMtriAx RaKt t hTe.
openness in government, Jackson County, Oklahoma have any, why the Account should TATE OF SHIRLEY ANN STATE OF OKLAHOMA COKE, 205 W. Cypress, P.O. Box
Murphey has also intro- BDye:p Su/t yStacy Randolph ndeotte brme inseedtt,l eadn da nthde aEllsotwateed d, ihsteriibrs- HERNANDEZ, Deceased. IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- 6b5e2fo, rAel tuthse, Ofoklllaohwoimnga p7r3e5s2e2n,t mone onrt
duced bills in recent legisla- uted. No. PB-2013-8 TATE OF LEROY REED, De- date: May 10, 2013, or the same
S/ Mark W. Albert ceased. will be forever barred.
tive sessions to make the
Legislature itself subject to MP.a Ork. WBo. xA 1lb7e4r8t, OBA#12575 D20A1T3E.D this 27 day of February, PETNITOIOTINC EF OORF PHREOABRAINTGE OF No. PB-2012-72 DATED this 5th day of March,
Elk City, OK 73648 WILL, APPOINTMENT OF PER- 2013.
open records and open meet- [phone] Telephone SONAL REPRESENTATIVE, AND NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL AC-
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Still, Murphey says prog- Telephone the Estate of Shirley Ann Hernan- tion of said estate and her Petition
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ally aggressive on this issue Window Air Conditioner tate distributed. 11 Oklahoma Statutes Annotated,
Dean 2 Basket Fish Fryer JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, WITNESS my hand and seal of Section 13-102, and Resolution No.
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ing progress every year,” he Stainless Steel 3 bay sink S/CLARK HUEY ary, 2013, I, the undersigned May-
said. SCtoauinnlteesrs w S/hteaenld 6 w sahsehlfi nsgto sraingke & unit E D NDAef eJnEdAaNn tDsA.VISON; et al. Judge SJU/CDLGAERK HUEY ocira ol, fm suanidic Cipiatyl ehleercetiboyn otord beer hae sldp ein-
Last year, House rules cabinet space Sommer K. Robbins, OBA #20317 said City on the 2nd day of April,
were changed to require Pie/Cake Display Case No. CJ-2012-58 Attorney for Petitioner (SEAL) 2013, for the purpose of taking a
Stainless Steel Prep Table 106 West Broadway vote upon the question of whether
conference committees to Four Shelf Stainless Steel Storage Judge Huey, Clark Post Office Box 1124 Reneeʼ Walker Gunkel or not the City shall frame a charter
meet publicly, rather than UStnaitinless Steel Table w/Plate Stor- NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND UN- A(5lt8u0s),4 O82k-la8h2o0m4a 73522 Aivtetorney for Personal Representat- fboora irtds oowf fnre geohvoeldrnemrse tnot parnedp aerlee ctth ae
just agree to changes to age DER EXECUTION Post Office Box 1124 charter. The ballot shall be sub-
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non said last week that prac- (15) Wooden Tables Times on 3/10/13. ment ?
(32) Chairs
tice will continue this ses- (2) Wooden High Chairs Notice is hereby given that on the IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
sion and that his creation of ((22)) BOouotssitdeer SMeeatatsl/Wood Benches - 1oʼ1c lodcaky, oaf. mA.p r(illo, c2a0ti1o3n, aatt C1o0u:0rt0- STJAATCEK SOOFN O CKOLAUHNOTMYA STIHOANL L B ET H AEP PPRROOVPEODS?ED QUES-
a Calendar Committee that Misc. (Plates, Silverware, Pot, house or Room #), 2nd Floor East
meets in public to determine Cooking Utensils, etc.) DCoouorrthso, uosfe tinh eA ltJuas,c Okskolanh oCmoau, nthtey ITNy lTeHr DEo Mn AMTeTnEcRha OcaF ((____________)) Y NEOS.
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special assessments and all in- NOTICE OF FILING PETITION
__________________
terests of record, if any, except the FOR CHANGE OF NAME
Name of Candidate for freeholder.
Mortgage and interests foreclosed
__________________
herein on the following described TO WHO IT MAY CONCERN:
Name of Candidate for freeholder.
real property, to-wit:
Take notice that Tyler Don Men-
A candidate for freeholder shall be
Lot Seven (15) in Block Six (6) of chaca has filed in the above Court
a qualified elector from each ward.
the HIGHLAND HEIGHTS ADDI- a petition to have his/her name
Those persons filing for Freeholder
TION to the City of Altus, Jack- changed as follows, to wit:
shall file on Monday, March 11,
son County, State of Oklahoma,
2013, on Tuesday, March 12, 2013,
according to the recorded plat From: Tyler Don Menchaca and on Wednesday, March 13,
thereof, commonly known as 300 To: Tyler Don Forster 2013, beginning at 8:00 oʼclock
Cardinal Circle North, Altus, OK
A.M. and closing at 5:00 oʼclock
73521 (the “Property”) and that the same will be heard by P.M. on each of these days.
the District Court of Jackson
Sale will be made pursuant to a County at the Jackson County WITNESS my hand, as Mayor of
Special Execution and Order of Courthouse at 101 N. Main #303, said City, affixed in said City, this
Sale issued out of the office of the Altus, Oklahoma on the 1st day of 4th day of March, 2013.
Court Clerk in and for Jackson April, 2013 at 1:30 oʼclock P.M.;
County, Oklahoma, and pursuant to and that any person may file a writ- S/David Webb
said judgment reserving the right of ten protest in the case prior to the DAVID WEBB, Mayor
Plaintiff to recall said execution by date set for the hearing. (SEAL)
oral announcement and/or order of
tjCuhodeug rCmt oienun rattn , edpn rftoieorrr se tadoi d it nhC eot husena tlyDe, ,iS ssttraaitciedt SD/isCtlraicrtk JHuudegye AST/DTeEbSbTie: Davis
of Oklahoma, in Case No. CJ-2012- DEBBIE DAVIS, City Clerk
RHONDA STEPANOVICH
58, entitled JPMorgan Chase Bank,
National Association, Plaintiff, vs. by S/Randi Graham CERTIFICATE
Deputy Court Clerk
Edna Jean Davison, et al., Defend-
ants, to satisfy: COUNTY OF JACKSON )
#5334 Published in the Altus Times ) SS.
FIRST: The costs of said action ac- on 3/10/13. STATE OF OKLAHOMA )
crued and accruing;
I, hereby certify that the above and
SECOND: The judgment and first foregoing is a true and correct copy
lien of the Plaintiff, JPMorgan of this Mayorʼs Proclamation, dated
Chase Bank, National Association, March 4, 2013, and attached
in the sum of $117,635.50 with in- thereto is a copy of Resolution No.
terest thereon at the rate of 6.5% 2013-08..
per annum from December 1, 2011,
until paid; advances for taxes, in- Dated this 4th day of March,
surance and preservation ex- 2013.
penses, accrued and accruing; ab-
stracting expenses, accrued and (SEAL)
accruing; bankruptcy fees and S/Debbie Davis
costs, if any; and an attorney's fee, DEBBIE DAVIS, City Clerk
plus costs, with interest thereon at
the same rate, until paid. Received by Jennifer Wilson of
the Jackson County Election Board
Persons or other entities having in- at __3:00______ o-clock P. M., on
terest in the property, including the 4th day of March, 2013.
those whose actual addresses are
unknown and persons or other en- S/Jennifer Wilson
tities who have or may have un- (Signature)
known successors and such un-
known successors are: John Doe, #5328 Published in the Altus Times
spouse of Edna Jean Davison, if on 3/10/13.
married; Occupants of the
Premises; USAA Federal Savings
Bank; The Heirs, Personal Repres-
entatives, Devisees, Trustees, Suc-
cessors and Assigns of Edna Jean
Davison, deceased, and the Un-
known Successors.
The property has been duly ap-
praised in the sum of $117,600.00
WITNESS MY HAND this 5 day of
March, 2013.
By: S/ Stacy Randolph
Deputy
KIVELL, RAYMENT AND FRAN-
CIS
A Professional Corporation
Jason Howell, OBA #19128
Triad Center I, Suite 550
7666 East 61st Street
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74133
Telephone [phone]
Facsimile [phone]
E-mail: [email protected]
ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF
#5329 Published in the Altus Times
on 12/23/12 & 12/30/12.
LEGAL NOTICE
Sales Representative
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT WITH- Attention! Have you been look-
ELECTION PROCLAMATION IN AND FOR JACKSON COUNTY ing for a position in sales that
STATE OF OKLAHOMA really rewards you for your ef-
Under and by virtue of Article 18 of forts? Could any or several of
the Constitution of the State of Ok- Thomas J. Winningham and the following words be used to
lahoma, Section 3 (b), and the stat- Amenda Kay Winningham, hus- describe you or your personal-
utes of the State of Oklahoma sup- band and wife, ity? Fast paced, competitive,
p1l1e mOeknlatahroym thae Srettaot,u pteasrt iAcunlnaorltya tteitlde, v s . Plaintiffs, decisive, persistent, eager,
bold, forceful, inquisitive. How
Section 13-102, and Resolution No.
2013-08, passed and approved by The Unknown Heirs, Successors about assertive? Do you like to
the City Council of the City of Altus, and Assigns of Judy Carrol Sher- meet new people? Are you
Oklahoma on the 22 day of Febru- man, deceased, Ruby Bell Perry, good at multitasking? Do you
ary, 2013, I, the undersigned May- deceased, and Clifford Wayne work well with others and with
or of said City hereby order a spe- Wolf, deceased; Charles Edward the public? If you've answered
cial, municipal election to be held in Wolfe, Jenell Gayle Eiler, Brenda yes to many of these ques-
said City on the 2nd day of April, Jane Sawin, Connie Salpino, Sheila
2013, for the purpose of taking a Mathews, and Robert Cox, tions, you may be the person
vote upon the question of whether Defendant. are we seeking. The Altus
or not the City shall frame a charter Times, in Altus Oklahoma is
for its own government and elect a Case No. CV-2012-61 looking for experienced and
board of freeholders to prepare the entry level salespeople to sell
charter. The ballot shall be sub- NOTICE BY PUBLICATION B4 online and print advertising for
stantially in the following form for our newspapers. These are full
each of the respective four wards: THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO:
The Unknown Heirs, Successors time salaried positions with a
Shall the City of Altus, Oklahoma and Assigns of Judy Carrol Sher- generous commission pro-
frame a charter for its own govern- man, deceased, Ruby Bell Perry, gram working Monday through
ment ? deceased, and Clifford Wayne Friday. No evening or week-
Wolf, deceased. end work. Benefits include
BSH4AL•L TAHElt uPRsO TPOimSEeDs QUES- Health insurance, 401K, VacaS-UNDAY, MARCH 10, 2012
TION BE APPROVED? You, and each of you, are hereby tion. If interested send inquiry
notified that you have been sued by
the Plaintiffs above named, in the or resume to Denny Koenders
C o n t i n u e d (( f__ro__m__ __pr__e__vi))o u s Y p aNEgOeS. aabnoswvee re tnhteitl ePdeL tCEitGoioAunrL tSo, fa tnhde yPolua imntuiffsst Notices Help Wanted General adkoenHdeelprs W@acnitveidta Gsmeneedraial.comt. Miscellaneous
LEGALS on file in the above styled and CAE USA has an immediate The Altus Times is a growing AAG
For Freeholder From Ward One numbered cause on or before the need for a Part-Time Cargo company offering excellent Ever Consider a Reverse Mort-
(Vote for Two) 8th day of April, 2013, or said Peti- Load Technician who will be compensation and opportunit- gage? At least 62 years old?
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Name of Candidate for freeholder. quieting fee simple title in the name terial Handling Equipment in ated individuals. EOE cash flow! Safe & Effective!
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2013, on Tuesday, March 12, 2013, corded plat thereof, aircraft with military and non- $89.99/mo (for 12 months.)
and on Wednesday, March 13, military vehicles. Position will Houses For Sale Options from ALL major ser-
2013, beginning at 8:00 oʼclock together with all improvements pay $20/hour. Interested ap- vice providers. Call Acceller
A.M. and closing at 5:00 oʼclock thereon and appurtenances there- plicants should send resumes 908 N Park Ave, and Investor's today to learn more!
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[email protected] need of a little refreshing. This
WITNESS my hand, as Mayor of Further, said judgment shall ad- m reference TS-017. 3BR, 1BA, home is ready for
said City, affixed in said City, this judge that the Defendants have no someone willing to give some CREDIT CARD DEBT
4th day of March, 2013. right, title, lien, estate, encum- Wanted TLC. Low Down Payment and Buried in Credit Card Debt?
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said Defendants as clouds upon
ATTEST: the Plaintiff's title, quiet and con- friends. Give me a call, Burl participants to 912 George, Newly Re- your free consultation
S/Debbie Davis firm title and possession against [phone]. modeled, 3BR, 1 1/2BA, 1-888-838-6679
DEBBIE DAVIS, City Clerk said Defendants, and each of them, evaluate local with Nice New Floors, new DISH NETWORK.
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foregoing is a true and correct copy WITNESS my hand and seal of down. Don't prejudge credit. E- Down Payment and Low Fertilized horse & cow hay for
of this Mayorʼs Proclamation, dated said Court this 20 day of February, z qualify by phone. WAC 405- 800-969-8477. Monthly Payment, 920 N Park sale. possible delivery avail-
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2013-08.. Rhonda Stepanovich, Court
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Dated this 4th day of March, Jackson County, Oklahoma The Altus Times is seeking an Mobile Homes For Sale Low OR BOAT TO HERITAGE
2013. By: S/Jeanne Freeland SERVICES individual who is energetic, Down Payment. Monthly Pay- FOR THE BLIND. Free 3 Day
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#5328 Published in the Altus Times Attorney for Plaintiffs computer knowledge is a must. [phone].
on 3/10/13. HYDRAFLEXIN
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LEGAL NOTICE on 2/24/13, 3/3/13 & 3/10/13. who is well acquainted with corner lot, 3BR, 2BA, fireplace, Sufferers: Clinically proven all-
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Thomas J. Winningham and Notices Free Estimates. gacacnuizraatteio tnyapli nsgk/idllast aa leonntgry wainthd RISK-FREE for 90 days.
Amenda Kay Winningham, hus- spelling are required. REAL ESTATE RENTALS MEDICAL GUARDIAN
band and wife, FINANCIAL SERVICES
Plaintiffs, Hours are 30-32 per week Medical Alert for Seniors-24/7
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The Unknown Heirs, Successors EMPLOYMENT merce, Altus, OK, or email re- 1, 2, & 3 BEDROOM Service $29.95/Month CALL
and Assigns of Judy Carrol Sher- sume to dkoenders@civitas- HOUSES FOR RENT: FOR Medical Guardian Today
man, deceased, Ruby Bell Perry, media.com MORE INFORMATION CALL 877-356-1913
deceased, and Clifford Wayne
Wolf, deceased; Charles Edward Help Wanted General MAIN REALTY 580-482-6700
Wolfe, Jenell Gayle Eiler, Brenda The Hobart Police Department MY COMPUTER WORKS
Jane Sawin, Connie Salpino, Sheila FRIENDSHIP INN FOR RENT Computer problems? Viruses,
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Defendant. Motel & APARTMENTS Officer. CLEET Certified preferred, but 110 W. HARDY bad internet connections-FIX
not required. Must be 21 yoa, have at 3 BED - 2 BATH - IT NOW! Professional, U.S.-
Case No. CV-2012-61
least a high school diploma or GED, no Master Bath has Jacuzzi tub based technicians. $25 off ser-
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom criminal convictions. Applicants must Den could be 4th bedroom or offi ce vice. Call for immediate help.
Remodeled Apartments pMaMssP wI arinttde nO tkelasht,o pmhays Picoalilc aeg Pilietyn steiosnt, Central H/A 1-877-617-7822
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: physical. Benefits include take home NO SMOKINIG - NO PETS
The Unknown Heirs, Successors 1 Bed ($340), 2 Bed ($360) vehicle (if you live in the City), paid $600.00 PER MONTH +
and Assigns of Judy Carrol Sher-
holidays, paid vacation, sick time DEPOSIT $400.00 due at move in
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