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Keystone Pipeline begins work in Hughes County
The TransCanada Keystone
Pipeline Gulf Coast Project
is now well underway, and
in recent weeks crews have
been through Hughes County
clearing the route in preparation for the actual pipeline to
be installed. This includes
cutting trees and brush and
moving any utilities that may
be located in the pipeline’s
path.
Holdenville Airport was
originally chosen as a staging site to deliver pipe for
phase III of the Keystone
Pipeline project. The original plan included an area at
the airport where two joints
of pipe would be welded together before they were next
transported to the work site.
The plan was scrapped after
some environmental issues
at the airport site.
Project spokesperson
Jim Prescott has stated that
pipe for the project is being
housed in Holdenville and
Cushing, but state crews are
staging out of a construction
yard in Prague instead of
Holdenville, and Prague will
be the base of operations in
Oklahoma for the next few
months.
Prescott told the Daily
Oklahoman that a crew of
about 375 people is working in Oklahoma now, but
that figure is expected to
double as construction activity ramps up in the near future. The project will include
more than 20 different crews
working on various aspects
of the pipeline construction,
from surveying to welding
pipe sections to site reclamation and cleanup. According
to Prescott, construction is
expected to be completed
by the middle of 2013, and
it is possible the pipeline
will be in service by the end
of 2013.
During a visit in February,
2012, Prescott explained
that Phase 1 of the Keystone
Pipeline begins in Hardesty,
Alberta, Canada and travels
east through Saskatchewan
and Manitoba, Canada before
turning south into the United
States through North Dakota,
South Dakota to Steele City,
Nebraska near the Kansas
border. The pipeline then
turns east again to Wood
River and Patoka, Illinois.
This section was completed
and began operation in June
of 2010. It serves a refinery
in Wood River and a tank
farm in Patoka.
Phase 2 expanded the pipeline from Steele City, Nebraska to the nation’s largest
oil hub in Cushing, Okla-
study for the new pipeline dent to make a decision on pointed by the President’s
not to exceed $2 million.
the pipeline within 60 days. decision, but Prescott stated
The State Department and The measure was included in they were also encouraged
the President were aware of an unrelated payroll tax cut by the President’s statement
this concern and had already bill in December.
that his decision was not
announced that they would
On January 18, 2012 Presi- based on the merits of the
delay making a decision un- dent Obama rejected a per- project but because of the
til after the November 2012 mit for Keystone XL Phase timeline that had been placed
elections so that a study could 4, saying more time was on making a decision.
be completed. However, in needed to study alternate
The President has not yet
homa, and began delivering December the US House of routes. Needless to say, announced a decision conCanadian oil in February of Representatives introduced a TransCanada was disap- cerning Phase IV since win2011. Prescott explains that measure requiring the presining the election.
nearly every barrel of oil in
the mid-west goes through
either Patoka or Cushing,
and he compares them to airport hubs, where oil instead
of flights go to connect to
other pipelines that will take
it to its final destination.
Phase III of this project
will include a 485-mile pipeline that will transport of up
700,000 barrels of crude oil
a day from the storage hub at
Cushing to refineries in the
Houston area. TransCanada
announced plans to proceed
with the Gulf Coast Project
earlier this year. Crews began working this summer
after TransCanada secured
the necessary permits from
the U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers, but the company
needed to secure an additional permit from the U.S. Fish
and Wildlife Service before
proceeding in Oklahoma
because of the presence of
the endangered American
burying beetle.
“It’s kind of like a slowmoving train,” Prescott told
the Daily Oklahoman. “Once
it gets going, it takes a while
to get up to speed with all
the crews that have to fall in,
one behind the other.” When Joe Nemecek (left) was recently awarded the Mr. Mason award at a recent
completed, the 485-mile meeting. Todd Conley presented the award.
pipeline will transport up to
700,000 barrels of crude oil
a day from the storage hub at
Cushing to refineries in the
Houston area.
During his February visit
Prescott explained that TransCanada has also proposed a
Phase 4, which would be a
more direct route from Hardesty, Canada to Steele City,
Nebraska. When completed
the system could potentially
ship 1.3 million barrels of
oil a day to Illinois, Cushing,
and the Gulf coast through
the Keystone pipeline, and
they already have commitments for approximately 83
percent of that figure.
Colten Browning, Justin Deaton, Conner Johnson, Dakota Nickell and Zack ConHowever, after a series of ley make all-district team.
public hearings in Nebraska
in November 2011, the GovSophomores Justin Deaton by the league coaches as an allBy HERMAN BROWN
ernor called a special session
Allen correspondent and Dakota Nickell also made district special-teams player.
that resulted in the passage of
The 5-9, 190-pound player was
The Allen High School has the all-district roster.
a couple of bills. One was a
Rounding
out
AHS’
5-man
on the field almost every seccompromise with TransCan- landed 5 players on the 2012
delegation
was
freshman
standond of every game. He handled
ada to move the pipeline Class B District 2 All-District
all the kicking chores, the puntaway from the Sandhills and football team. Coach Kenny out Colten Browning.
“For us to get as many play- ing and kicked extra points
the Ogallala Aquifer. This Deaton was informed of the
ers
on the all-district roster as what pressed into duty for that
is a precaution to insure that Mustang selections after a
any potential oil spill does recent meeting of the district we did was wonderful,” said task. He connected on 8 of 13
Coach Deaton. “We played PATS during the season.
not impact the aquifer, which coaches.
“Conner had a good senior
Allen senior Conner Johnson in a good district with a lot
supplies drinking water to
of
deserving
players
for
these
year,” Coach Deaton said. “He
many cities and ranches as leads the talented group of
honors.
I
am
proud
we
were
took over as quarterback this
well as irrigation water for Mustangs on the elite roster.
the agriculture industry. The Fellow senior Zack Conley able to have 5 of our kids on year after being our starting
tight end and backup quarsecond bill approves state was also honored by the B-2 the list.”
Conner
Johnson
was
selected
continued Page 9
funding for an environmental coaches.
5 Mustangs elected to B-2 All
District Football Roster
Senior standout Connor Johnson named as alternate selection to 8-Man All-Star game
THE ALLEN ADVOCATE, JANUARY 3, 2013 - PAGE 2
For those of us that have bought “put-together” toys for
Christmas for our children in the past, we can identify with
Ned Crabb who wrote the following . . .
The following instructions, coffee-stained and torn, were
found in a box amid a jumble of tools and mechanical parts
on the sidewalk outside a Manhattan apartment building
along with discarded trees and other holiday trash. Just
visible inside the box was a gift tag that read “Merry
Christmas to Johnny. Love, Mom and Dad.”
Congratulations! You are the lucky owner of the Model
ZVZ156 Vangplotz High-Digenation Wide-Scringe
Framulator, Series 7000, with fernillated quick-response
Worzel and 20,000 zurlebytes of scringe-view quorms.
Follow these simple instructions and soon you will enjoy
untold hours of pleasure.
IMPORTANT: Begin by lifting out the plune-wrapped
section marked “Lithinode Distrillitor” and refer to the
blue-colored picrochit-regulator intensity chart on the
side. If the chart has the fuchsia-colored code BRZ3434,
your unit requires an AC4(x2z3) power influrger. Extract
the influrger pack from the distrillitor’s surge-protection
splange and check the code. If you have an AC5(x3z4)
influrger instead of an AC4(x2z3) model, or if the intensity
chart is colored burnt orange instead of blue, then call your
local Vangplotz “Speedy Geek” home service provider at
1-800-UONHOLD. (WARNING: If the intensity chart is
colored silver with pink stripes, then your distrillitor must
be activated in person by a Vangplotz lithinode technician
within 48 to 72 hours. Vangplotz service centers are
conveniently located in the Yellow Dog, Ala., industrial
campus and the six-story Grendel Mall-City in Frozen
Badger, N.D.)
Next, lift out the tray marked “Tools” and check the
inclusions against the following list:
One 7¾-inch extenulator
Two packages of ¾-inch fribbets
Four packages of 1½-inch fribbets
One six-jointed revolving spangler
One Spurgel-head grommel
Six fandles
One swigel-headed flonge
One multi-pronged grallup
One soft-COR elasticized squiller
Unpack the main components: Scringe, MO-DOR
qualblanz scrambler, disk-o-later insertion whindler,
zagenator, gridger board, Wooflang biceptor, varnicle
inhibitor, Worzel.
Remove plune-wrapping from the scringe. Using the 7¾inch extenulator, calibrate the number of inches spanning
the scringe-gripper aperture on the MO-DOR scrambler.
The ZVZ156 scringe must have a 14-inch aperture to
successfully interflex with the MO-DOR picrochits. If the
aperture exceeds 14 inches, insert and turn the soft-COR
elasticized squiller. Upon completion proceed to:
STEP 1:
First, insert the lithinode distrillitor pack into the scringe
under the panel marked Varnicle Reflexelator Chamber. A
flinged graffler at the bottom of the chamber will connect
the distrillitor to the varnicle. Next, lower the scringe into
the MO-DOR scringe-gripper aperture using the swigelheaded flonge to secure it onto the varnicle nodes, which
conduct 20-zilihurtz magnifiers to the varnicles. Use the
multipronged grallup to secure the pink wooplers to the
orange varnicle nodes and the four triple-pronged green
wires to the varnicle inhibitor. WARNING: Even one
woopler-varnicle node misconnection will cause xurls to
disrupt the scringe-view quorms once the framulator is
plugged in.
STEP 2:
On the gridger board, align the zagenator, whindler and
biceptor units 2.725 inches apart, calibrating the distance
with the extenulator. Place the gridger board on top of the
units and secure with 1½-inch fribbets using the revolving
spangler. Stabilize the units by installing fandles using
1½-inch fribbets.
Go carefully; this is a narrow space: Attach the Spurgelhead grommel onto the wronchle prong of the multipronged grallup and position it directly over a fribbet.
Next, extend the revolving spangler to the fourth joint,
attach the bludgger head and release the sping-grip. With
your left hand, carefully lower the spangler and clamp
the sping-grip around the grommel handle while turning
the spangler speed valve to “rapid” with your right, and
pressing the oscillator button with your other hand.
Over the years I have learned that paying the extra to
have someone put them together is a great bargain.
—CC—
Speaking of children, Boyd and Veda Jones have three
sons just like Dayna and I do. I really enjoyed what she
wrote . . .
Payback!
It didn’t start out as revenge. Looking at the destruction
around me, I said what mothers have said for centuries:
“Wait until you have children of your own.” My three
sons swore they would never have offspring. In retalia-
tion, I started a list of their
misdeeds and told them that
someday they will know
what it was like to be on the
receiving end. They protested that all their wrongdoings were accidents. But
the list has been started.
As soon as the boys set
up housekeeping, my husband, Jim, and I will knock
calmly on the door. A 7.8
earthquake or a tornado will
seem mild after Jim and I
descend upon them with the
list in hand.
We’ll start screaming and
arguing as soon as we enter the house, and it goes
without saying that we’ll
be wearing gummy, black
baseball cleats. Not only
will we make marks on the
kitchen floor, but we’ll walk
on the couch, too.
After we flip on every light
in the house, we’ll start at the
top of the list. Clogging the
toilet will be simple. There
are several methods on the
list to choose from. We can
see if the Superman doll can
overcome being flushed,
or we can choose the more
conventional manner and
clog it with paper bathroom
cups (so they won’t know
how many we’ve been using) or with a diaper or just
three-fourths of a roll of
toilet paper.
Armed with crayons, we’ll
draw pictures on the walls.
I’m leaning toward a Picasso look-alike. Jim prefers
pointillism. We’ll use red
Magic Marker in the middle
of the tan carpet – where
the couch can’t be moved
to hide it.
Spills are a cinch. I’ll drop
a jar of sweet pickles, one of
honey, and another of apple
juice on the kitchen floor.
I’ll leave the top off the
popcorn popper so kernels
and oil splatter everywhere.
In the living room, Jim will
knock over three full cups
of hot chocolate with halfmelted miniature marshmallows.
J im and I have argued
over the windows and have
compromised, because we
don’t want to send the boys
to bankruptcy court. We’ll break only one window, but
we’ll make sure it’s on the second floor.
We’ve also compromised about jumping on the beds.
I don’t mind the jumping, but I’m not going to hit my
head on the window ledge and require stitches. We’ll put
ketchup instead of blood on the bedspread.
I’m not going to chop the bark off a redbud tree with
a golf club, either. It doesn’t seem right to hurt a living
thing for the sake of a list and a promise, and I’m going
to explain that to the boys. Our redbud is still living, but
it’s crippled and stands very lopsided. I couldn’t do that
to a tree.
But I will knock over a few plants. They always seem to
survive a spilling, because they get new dirt in the clean-up
process.
I hope the boys have screened-in porches. Jim gets the
honor of knocking the screen door off the hinges (by accident, of course), since he always has to fix it. I’ll just
poke holes in the screens with Popsicle sticks so that insects – especially wasps – can get in.
Breaking a recliner will be a breeze. Jim and I will do
that together so that one of us doesn’t get hurt. We’ll sit on
the arms and talk, and we’ll put our weight on the headrest
until the chair turns over. I imagine it will take several
falls, but we’ll have plenty of time.
Speaking of time, we’ll sneak into their bedrooms and
set their alarms for 1:13 a.m. I never learned why they
set our alarm for that special moment. That first night I
thought I’d dreamed it. The second night I stayed up the
next three hours wondering if it would go off again.
I wonder how the boys will feel about being pushed into
the swimming pool – fully clothed, shoes on, and billfolds
in back pockets?
There’s something about boys. Parents who have a
couple girls, even three, will have a different sort of life.
For every girl, the mischief goes up linearly. With boys,
the mischief is exponentially compounded.
My list will grow as the years go by, but I really hate to
use it against the boys. I’d rather my sons just had children
of their own.
Two of our sons now have children. We laugh when they
are with us and we laugh even more when we know they
are at home with their parents causing havoc and destruction.
Truly, there is justice in the world!
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THE ALLEN ADVOCATE, JANUARY 3, 2013 - PAGE 3
Allen visit powerful Lady Longhorns Friday
Beyla Skelton leads Lady Mustangs in scoring list with 69 points
Allen scoring: Beyla Skel-
ton 21, Sandra Howshar 7,
12/11 vs Wanette, won
1/4 @ Stonewall Erin Warren 5, Alison Sells 5, 57-2 Brittany Graham 4, Kennnedy
12/14 @ New Lima, lost
1/8 @ Tupelo (B) Prentice 2, Charlea Leonard 44-36
1/10 @ Moss Tournament
2, Miranda Raney 2, Alysia
12/18 @ Roff, lost 43-37 Evans 2 and Cheyenne Nick- ell 1.
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Allen scoring: Jessi Merriman 10, Cheyenne Nickell 9,
Brittany Graham 7, Hannah
Heck 7, Charlea Leonard 7,
Kennnedy Prentice 5, Erin
Warren 4, Beyla Skelton 4,
Alison Sells 3 and Meagan
Beavert 1.
--Dec. 14 @ New Lima
#8 New Lima 44, Allen 36
Allen – 14 - 8 - 10 - 4 - (36)
NL - 13 - 11 - 13 - 77 - (44)
Allen scoring: Charlea Leonard 10, Sandra Howshar 6,
Hannah Heck 6, Beyla Skelton
5, Alison Sells 5, Cheyenne
Nickell 2 and Brittany Graham 2.
--Dec. 18 @ Roff
#9 Roff 43, Allen 37
Allen - 4 - 4 - 18 - 11 - (37
Roff - 7 - 14 - 14 - 8 - (43)
Allen scoring: Charlea Leonard 8, Sandra Howshar 7, Hannah Heck 7, Beyla Skelton 6,
Alycia Evans 4, Alison Sells 3,
Miranda Raney 2
--Lady Mustangs results
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The Allen Lady Mustangs and Alysia Evans 2.
return to varsity basketball
--action on Friday, January 4
#2 Nov. 29 @ Weleetka
at Stonewall. Coach Jeremy
Weleetka 55, Allen 45
Strong’s girls will face the
Allen - 12 - 12 - 13 - 8 powerful Lady Longhorns in (45)
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Wel - 10 - 17 - 9 - 19 Next week, the Lady Mus- (55)
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Allen scoring: Beyla SkelMustangs will wrap up the ton 13, Sandra Howshar 13,
week at the Moss Invitational Miranda Raney 8, Kennnedy
Basketball Tournament Jan. Prentice 4, Charlea Leonard 3,
10-13.
Brittany Graham 2, and CheyPrior to moving into the new enne Nickell 2.
phase of the campaign, we’ll
--pause to reflect on the 2012
#3 Nov. 30 @ Allen
portion of the season. Beyla
Asher 39, Allen 30
Skelton leads her AHS team in
Asher - 11 - 11 - 6 - 11 scoring with 69 points in nine (39)
games. The senior has scored
Allen 37 - 6 - 14
in double figures three times. - (30)
Her biggest performance was
a 21-point showing against
Allen scoring: Brittany GraVanoss in the third-place game ham 7, Alison Sells 7, Cheyof the Pontotoc Conference enne Nickell 4, Erin Warren
Tournament. She also scored 3, Hannah Heck 3, Charlea
in double digits in the season Leonard 3, Alysia Evans 2, and
opener (10) against Calvin and Sandra Howshar 1.
in Game 2 (13) at Weleetka.
--The following is a player-by
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The 2011-12 Lady MusFirst Round
tangs
#4 Allen 68, Calvin 27
(The list includes Points –
Calvin - 6 - 8 - 5 - 8 - (27)
Player, double-digit games,
Allen - 19 - 13 - 23 - 13 and highest-scoring game.)
(68)
69 - Beyla Skelton, 3* (21)
59 - Charlea Leonard, 2*
Allen scoring: Alison Sells
(14)
14, Charlea Leonard 14, Alysia
48 - Sandra Howshar, 2* Evans 12, Beyla Skelton 6,
(13)
Kennnedy Prentice 5, Miranda
43 - Alison Sells, 1* (14)
Raney 4, Brittany Graham 4,
37 - Cheyenne Nickell, 1* Hannah Heck 2, Cheyenne
(15)
Nickell 2, Sandra Howshar
35 - Hannah Heck, 0* (8)
2, Jessi Merriman 2 and Erin
32 - Brittany Graham, 0* Warren 1.
(8)
--25 - Alysia Evans, 1* (12)
Pontotoc County Tourna20 - Kennnedy Prentice, 0* ment
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Semi-finals
19 - Erin Warren, 0* (6)
#5 Asher 54, Allen 40
19 - Miranda Raney, 0* (8)
Allen - 6 - 9 - 13 - 12 - (40)
14 - Jessi Merriman, 1*
Asher - 15 - 21 - 8 - 11 (10)
(54)
1 - Meagan Beavert, 0* (1)
--Allen scoring: Sandra HowGame Summaries
shar 10, Brittany Graham 8,
#1 Nov. 27 @ Allen
Charlea Leonard 6, Beyla
Allen 59, Calvin 34
Skelton 4, Alison Sells 3, AlyCal – 7 – 12 – 6 – 9 – (34)
sia Evans 3, Cheyenne Nickell
All – 12 – 10 – 26- 11 – 2, Hannah Heck 2 and Ken(59)
nnedy Prentice 2.
--Allen scoring: Cheyenne
Third place Game
Nickell 15, Beyla Skelton 10,
#6 Vanoss 59, Allen 51
Hannah Heck 8, Erin Warren
Allen - 15 - 14 - 11 - 11 6, Charlea Leonard 6, Alison (51)
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Cole Young paces Allen in scoring this season
Mustang sharpshooter has 104 points and half-dozen double-digit performances
By HERMAN BROWN
Allen correspondent
The Allen Mustangs have had
14 different players join the
scoring column so far in the
2012-2013 basketball season.
Cole Young is leading the scoring list with a total of 104 points
in nine games.
Young is one of two Mustangs
to score in double figures in six
outings. His biggest showing
was a 26-point performance in
an overtime loss to Stonewall.
The game was 71-68 loss in
the semi-finals of the Pontotoc
Conference Tournament.
Young also scored 19 against
Calvin in the tournament and
18 points in the Roff game just
before the Christmas break. He
also scored 10 points in three
other games this season.
The other leading scorers on
the team included Lane Mills
with 92 points, Logan Dennis
with 87 points, Jaret Holland
with 80 points, Connor Johnson
with 63 points, and Joseph Hopper with 61 points.
See the complete list below,
which reflects the total points
the player scored, the player’s
name, the number of doubledigit scoring performances, and
the highest point-total scored in
a game:
104 - Cole Young, 6* (26)
92 - Lane Mills, 5* (22)
87 - Logan Dennis, 6* (13)
80 - Jaret Holland, 3* (19)
63 - Connor Johnson, 3* (11)
61 - Joseph Hopper, 3* (11)
30 - Zayne Erickson, 1* (12)
17 - Tommy Peay, 0* (9)
12 - Matt McCarn, 0* (6)
12 - Martin Haney, 0* (8)
9 - Little Sky Frazier (0* (6)
4 - Dakota Nickell, 0* (4)
4 - Dalton James, 0* (4)
2 - Drew Back, 0* (2)
--Game by Game scoring
Nov. 27 @ Allen
#1 Allen 79, Calvin 37
Calvin – 9 - 9 -10- 9 - (37)
Allen - 27-23-15-14- (79)
Allen scoring: Lane Mills 22,
Logan Dennis 12, Zayne Erickson 12, Joseph Hopper 10, Jaret
Holland 7, Connor Johnson 6,
Matt McCarn 4, Martin Haney
4 and Tommy Peay 2.
--Nov. 29 @ Weleetka
#2 Weleetka 60, Allen 38
All - 6 - 9 - 11 - 12 - (38)
Wel - 13 – 9 -17-21 – (60)
Allen scoring: Lane Mills 10,
Cole Young 10, Joseph Hopper 6, Logan Dennis 4, Connor
Johnson 3, Zayne Erickson 3
and Tommy Peay 2.
--Nov. 30 @ Allen
#3 Allen 64, Asher 62
Asher - 13-19-18-12- (62)
Allen - 9-17-13-25 – (64)
Allen scoring: Lane Mills
17, Connor Johnson 10, Joseph
Hopper 9, Jaret Holland 8, Logan Dennis 7, Zayne Erickson 7
and Cole Young 6.
--Pontotoc Conference
Dec. 3 -1st Round
#4 Allen 77, Calvin 43
Allen - 31-16-17-13 - (77)
Calvin - 16-9-10-8 - (43)
Allen scoring: Jaret Holland
19, Logan Dennis 12, Connor
Johnson 11, Joseph Hopper 11,
Cole Young 5, Lane Mills 4,
Zayne Erickson 4, Dakota Nickell 4, Little Sky Frazier 3, Matt
McCarn 2 and Tommy Peay 2.
--Semi-finals
#5 Stonewall 71, Allen 68
“OT”
Stone - 16 - 20 - 17 - 7 - 11
(71)
Allen - 13 - 19 - 11 - 17 - 8
- (68)
Allen scoring: Cole Young
26, Lane Mills 16, Logan Dennis 10, Connor Johnson 9, Jaret
Holland 4, Zayne Erickson 2 and
Joseph Hopper 1.
--Third place game
#6 Allen 65, Roff 56
Roff – 15 - 8 - 11 - 22 - (56)
Allen – 15 - 17 - 13 - 20 (65)
Allen scoring: Cole Young
19, Lane Mills 15, Jaret Holland
13, Logan Dennis 8, Connor
Johnson 4, Joseph Hopper 4 and
Zayne Erickson 2.
--#7 Allen 87 , Wanette 18
Wan - 5 - 2 - 5 - 6 - (18)
Allen - 27 - 15 - 21- 24 (87)
Allen scoring: Logan Dennis
11, Cole Young 10, Tommy Peay
9, Lane Mills 8, Jaret Holland 8,
Zayne Erickson 8, Martin Haney
8, Matt McCarn 6, Little Sky
Frazier 6, Joseph Hopper 5, Dalton James 4, Connor Johnson 2
and Drew Back 2.
---
#8 Allen 45, New Lima 38
All - 14 - 11 - 13 - 7 - (45)
NL - 7 - 13 - 8 - 10 - (38)
Allen scoring: Cole Young
10, Logan Dennis 10, Joseph
Hopper 10, Connor Johnson
7, Jaret Holland 6 and Tommy
Peay 2.
--#9 Allen 62, Roff 57
Allen - 11 - 18 - 14 - 19 (62)
Roff - 14 - 9 - 15 - 19 (57)
Allen scoring: Cole Young 18,
Jaret Holland 15, Logan Dennis 13, Connor Johnson 11 and
Joseph Hopper 5
Hughes County Filings
4666 MEDLOCK, HERMAN D TO HUNTER, TINA A. QCD OT HOLDENVILLE B78
L1-2-3-4-5-6
4667 SABER ACCEPTANCE CO TO
BLANTON, JAMES JUDRENEW
4668 WILLIAMS, NANCY L. TO PUBLIC RE: VIDA HYDE PRODEATH S33 T5N
R11E SE SE SE
4669 DISTRICT COURT OF TULSA CO
TO ESTATE OF CLADE WELTER ORDER
S04 T8N R12E S2 NE
4670 MERS, INC. TO AYERS, CURTIS L.
MTGREL S07 T4N R11E S2 SE
4671 COLONIAL NATIONAL MTG. TO
AYERS, CURTIS L. MTGREL S07 T4N
R11E S2 SE SW
4672 BRYANT, GARY TO STOKES, BILL
WD OT DUSTIN B92 L4 THRU 7
4673 HICKLIN, JAMES D. TO PUBLIC
RE: JEANNE LAFAVE AFFIDCOR S10 T4N
R11E NE SE
4674 HICKLIN, JAMES D. TO PUBLIC
RE: JEANNE E LAFAVE AFFID SNE T4N
R10E
4675 SBA TOWERS II, LLC TO SBA
TOWERS III, LLC ASSIGNMEN S19 T9N
R12E NW Partial
4676 SBA MONARCH TOWERS TO
DEUTSCHE BANK ASSIGNMEN S19 T9N
R12E NW Partial
4677 TURNER, THOMAS L. TO PRESENT RECORD TITLE OWNER WD S14 T9N
R10E W2 NE Partial
4678 TURNER, THOMAS L. TO PRESENT RECORD TITLE OWNER WD S14 T9N
R10E NE NE Partial
4679 HOOD, SHIRLEY TO THE BANK
NA MTG S19 T8N R9E E2 SW SE SE
3119 MAJORS, MARILYN TO INTERNAL
REVENUE SVCE. FED LIEN
4680 FREEMAN, ANNETTE TO C & C
TANK TRUCK DEED S15 T7N R8E E2 NE
4681 C & C TANK TRUCK TO FIRST NATIONAL BANK MTG S15 T7N R8E E2 NE
4682 C & C TANK TRUCK TO FIRST
NATIONAL BANK OGLMTG S15 T7N R8E
SW SE NE
4683 RIMEL, KAREN TO PANTHER ENERGY OGLRATIF S25 T9N R12E NE
4684 DISTRICT COURT OF CREEK CO
TO ESTATE OF CAROLYN MCGEHEE ORDER S36 T9N R12E SE SW SW
4685 SHANAN, TRACY TO CANAAN
RESOURCES OGLAMEND S14 T8N R12E
W2 SW
4686 HOWARD, MIKE TO PUBLIC RE:
S.A. DULING AFFID S33 T8N R12E NW
NW
4687 PROFESSIONAL INVESTMENT &
FINANCES TO ROBERTS, CHRISTOPHE
JUDRENEW
4688 MIDLAND FUNDING, LLC TO MERRIMAN, MARY H. JUDRENEW
4689 POOLE, ALLEN J. TO CITIZENS
SECURITY BANK MTG S12 T9N R10E W2
NW SW
4690 CITIZENS SECURITY BANK TO
POOLE, ALLEN J. MTGREL S12 T9N R10E
W2 NW SW
4691 KIMBERLING CITY PUBLISHING
CO. TO HUGHES COUNTY PUBLISHING
CO. JUDGREL
4692 BRUMLEY, RUBY JANE TO WILSON, CLIFFORD WD S04 T4N R10E W2
SW SE
4693 GREEN, CURTIS S. TO SHAE INVESTMENTS ASSNBOFS S04 T9N R11E
NE SE
4694 KIMREY, JAMES TODD TO DON
KIMREY REV. TRST. QCD S04 T8N R10E
SE Partial
3120 BROWN, DAVID LEE TO HOLDENVILLE GEN. HOSPITAL LIENHOSP
3121 FAIRRES, JO L. TO HOLDENVILLE
GEN. HOSPITAL LIENHOSP
4695 WILBURN, RAY H. TO OAKLAND
PETROLEUM ASSNBOFS S17 T8N R10E
NW SE
4696 PURDOM, JOSHUA L. TO AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK MTG S18 T8N
R12E NW SE
4697 BARNETT, MARGARET TO PUBLIC CHADDRES S01 T8N R8E W2 SE
4698 WASCHKA, PATRICIA H. TO PHW
MINERALS, LLC QC/MD S08 T9N R11E W2
NE
4699 BABER, DAVID W. TO LANDMARK
BANK N.A. MTG BLACK SECOND B03
L03
4700 SWADLEY, JUDITH I. TO NEW
AGE PROJECT WD CAPITOL HEIGHTS
B07 L11 THRU 15
4701 SWADLEY, JUDITH I. TO NEW
AGE PROJECT WD CAPITOL HEIGHTS
B07 L8-9-10
4702
SECRETARY OF H.U.D. TO
MCPHETRIDGE, JAMES WD OT HOLDENVILLE B126 L01 Partial
4703 DAVIS, FRED TO CANAAN RE-
SOURCES RW S08 T8N R12E SE SE Partial
4704 RIXLEBEN, PATTI B. TO RIXLEBEN, JEFFREY OGLASSN S21 T7N R9E
NW
4705 RIXLEBEN, PATTI B. TO RIXLEBEN, JEFFREY OGLASSN S22 T6N R8E
SW SW
4706 RIXLEBEN, PATTI B. TO RIXLEBEN, JEFFREY MD S12 T5N R9E W2 SW
4707 FORD, DEREK TO CITIZENS BANK
OF ADA MTG BLACK SECOND B04 L03
4708 MERS, INC. TO BANK OF AMERICA MTGASSN OT HOLDENVILLE B92
L1-2-3
4709 GEMMILL, SUSAN JONES TO
GEMMILL FAMILY TRST. MD S29 T6N
R11E S2
4710 GEMMILL, SUSAN JONES TO
GEMMILL FAMILY TRST. MD S32 T6N
R11E S2
4711 REED, LARRY WAYNE TO FIRST
NATIONAL BANK MTGMOD HILLCREST
B04 L11
4712 HALL, JAMES E. TO EH MINERALS, LP MD S28 T7N R8E NW
4713 HERRING, JEANNE LIFE ESTATE
TO MORNING STAR ENERGY OGL S01
T6N R8E L3-4
4714 PUGH, JOHN W. TO MORNING
STAR ENERGY MD S03 T6N R8E NW SE
4715 PUGH, SHIRLEY A. TO MORNING
STAR OGL S03 T6N R8E NW SE
4716 IOLA, ROWENA MAE TO MORNING STAR OGL S03 T6N R8E NW NE
4717 O BRIEN, SANDRA TO MORNING
STAR OGL S09 T6N R8E SE
4718 BROWN, PATRICIA TO MORNING
STAR OGL S09 T6N R8E SE
4719 STUART, MILDRED DIANE TO
MORNING STAR OGL S20 T6N R8E SW
NE
4720 IVAN T. FISHER TRUST TO MORNING STAR OGL S20 T6N R8E L01 Partial
4721 WYATT, JUDITH A. TO MORNING
STAR OGL S20 T6N R8E L01 Partial
4722 JANE ANNE COLE TRUST TO
MORNING STAR OGL S20 T6N R8E NW
NE
4723 ECKLES, GEORGE R., JR. TO
MORNING STAR OGL S21 T6N R8E NE
4724 WILLIAMS, THOMAS H. TO MORNING STAR OGL S29 T6N R8E SE
4725 WEBBER, ALFRED TO MORNING
STAR OGL S29 T6N R8E SE
4726 FRAZER, JAMES K. TO UNITED
LAND OGL S03 T6N R9E SW NE
4727 FRAZER, JOHN M. TO UNITED
LAND OGL S03 T6N R9E SW SE
4728 REYNOLDS, SHAWN TO MORNING STAR OGL S10 T6N R9E NW NE
4729 MCPHETRIDGE, JAMES TO FIRST
UNITED BANK MTG OT HOLDENVILLE
B126 L01 Partial
4730 CHAFFIN, DAVID L. TO MOSELEY,
JIMMIE D. WD OT ATWOOD B28 L1 THRU
20
4731 MOSELEY, JIMMIE D. TO CHAFFIN, DAVID L. MTG OT ATWOOD B28 L1
THRU 20
4732 JOHNSON, DARRAN R. TO FIRST
UNITED BANK MTG S15 T7N R9E S2 NW
SE NE
4733 SMITH, N. BERT TO N. BERT
SMITH IRREV. TRST. MD S10 T8N R9E
N2 NE
4734 SHAKTI ENERGY, LLC TO PHOENIX PETROLEUM MD S23 T6N R8E SW
4735 FLUID DISPOSAL SVCS. TO NEWFIELD EXPLOR. RELEASE S29 T4N R11E
E2 NE
4736 HEPPEL, ROSETTA TO PUBLIC
RE: RACHEL TREAT PRODEATH S04 T5N
R8E SW SE
4737 CITIZENS SECURITY BANK TO
PRICE, JIMMY K. MTGREL S06 T8N R10E
SE
4738 CITIZENS SECURITY BANK TO
PRICE, JIMMY K. MTGREL S06 T8N R10E
SE
4739 BACA, PATRICIA A. TO FIRST NATIONAL BANK MTGMOD S05 T6N R10E
N2 SW
4740 HARKEY, SHIRLEY A. TO HARKEY, SHIRLEY A. WD MOORE BH Partial
SOUTHWESTERLY 17 FEET
4741 DRIVER, RAVONDA JAY TO RODRIGUEZ, PEDRO CONTDEED MOORE
BC L02 Partial
4742 ALLEN, HAZEL C. TO PUBLIC
AFFDSVJT MARKS BB-18 L10 Partial
4743 GRAY, GARY L. TO PUBLIC AFFID
S21 T9N R12E NE NE
4744 GRAY, GARY L. TO WISE, JAMES
B. MD WD S21 T9N R12E NE NE
4745 LEACH, JAMES H. TO POLKINGHORN, JOSHUA WD S03 T6N R9E S2 SW
Partial Containing 8 Acre(s) (more or less)
One ~Pharmacist’s
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Forget the Cliff, save the Milk! ~
THE ALLEN ADVOCATE, JANUARY 3, 2013 - PAGE 5
to buy food while rediscoverWhile we were all woring the joys of walking and
rying about the Mayan Calpublic transportation.
endar predictions we should
Another thing we may economy. Everyone has their
infrastructure, agriculture
I wish all of you (and us
have been worried about
research and the protection have fewer of in 2013 is own definition of economic too) a happy and prosperous
something else. I’m talking
of natural resources such as jobs. One Obama official recession as compared to a New Year. Be sure and go to
about the milk cliff. Falling
sources of water and soil con- has accused companies of depression. Here is mine: In church Sunday.
off any cliff sounds pretty
servation. Allen’s excellent already laying people off and time of recession you put off
Wayne Bullard, DPh
hazardous but if congress
water and sewer systems was cutting back just anticipat- buying a new car and make
waynebullard@sbcglobal.
doesn’t get to cracking right
financed by a loan from this ing hard times in 2013. He do with the old clunker. In a net
now our current farm bills
program as were most all the claimed this just gave em- depression you sell your car
will expire killing all kinds of
rural water systems pepper- ployers an “excuse” to do
benefits aiding me and other
what they really were trying
ing our countryside.
rural Americans. We have
It also subsidizes rich to do anyway—lay off workbeen given some specific
farming corporations. Tax- ers. It sounds sort of evil to
warnings of what will actu1/4 Mile East of Allen Quick Pic - Hwy 1
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allowed to expire—most of
farmers and other “cheaters” Cliff” a number of things
which are not pleasant.
growing fat on farm subsi- (none pleasant) happen. SeSpecial
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to download your 2x2 ads
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dies. I know I have. But vere defense cuts will put jobs
“fall-back” law will kick in
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elsewhere
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perhaps $7.00 a gallon—at its
especially when you consider
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and
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actual cost. This is the basis
keep the parts in that benefit the size of the military budget
of the estimated seven dollar
small farmers and tax-weary cuts and consider this fact:
a gallon prices we are hearing
citizens. Speaker John Boeh- Not one of Oklahoma’s 77
on TV these days. “Experts”
THIS COPY ONLY FOR THE WEEK OF DECEMBER 30, 2012.
ner is not keen on the farm Counties voted for President
say that this buy up will result
bill as it now stands either. Obama last November. It
in milk becoming scarce but
He at one time described the might be good- bye Tinker as
Tim Costner, D.V.M
at that price I may be eating
way sections of the present we knew it.
my Corn Flakes dry.
Just how all this will
farm bill works as “SovietThe old farm bill does a
play
out
is beyond my specustyle.” It will be interesting
lot. It provides rural America
to see how this pans out and lation but I know if food
with all sorts of funds benwe don’t have long to wait. stamps (cards) are cut back
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Hughes County Court Records
HUGHES COUNTY COURT chael Shane Fry
RECORDS
TRAFFIC
Paula Darlene Berry—no
MARRIAGE
seat belt
Timothy Tod Duncan &
Gina L. Dodson—passenger
T’era R. Combest
not wearing seat belt
DIVORCE
Jean Bernard Durolin—operHeather Jolene Fry vs Mi- ating a motor vehicle without
valid driver’s license
Chad Mullen—operating a
Michael Darrell Webster—
Stephen Dale Lemmings— motor vehicle without valid no seat belt
no seat belt
driver’s license
Michael W. Madron—passenger not wearing seat belt
Joseph Tyler McClellan—
passenger not wearing seat
belt
Pre-K Students of the Week
Pre-K Student of the Week
is Christina House. Christina
was born May 23 rd in Ada.
Her family is Mommy, Daddy,
Nana, Papa, Uncle Bubba and
Katlin.
Christina’s favorite book is
“Clifford”; her favorite food
is fried chicken. Her pet is a
Coco the Lab.
Christina likes to play outside, go fishing, and ride in
Daddy’s car. Someday she
wants to be big (grown-up).
She is excited about going to
school,
Pre-K Student of the Week
is Kadence Lea Johnson. Kadence was born October 23,
2007 in Norman. Her family
is dad, mom, and brothers Logan, Broady and Blade.
Kadence’s favorite books are
Dora books; her favorite foods
are cereal and meats. Her pet is
a Pit Bull named Bonnie; and
her friends are Mallory and
Breanna.
Kadence likes to sing, dance,
ride 4-wheelers, draw and do
gymnastics. Someday she
wants to go to gymnastics everyday or go to Megan’s house.
She is excited about going to
school and playing with Abbie and Aliya when she goes
to Megan’s house.
Service Thursday
for Max Wainscott
-Services for Max Wainscott, 66, of Francis are 2:00
p.m. Thursday at the Criswell
Funeral Home Chapel, Rev.
Earl Hood will officiate. Burial
will follow at Pine Cemetery in
Coal County.
Mr. Wainscott died Saturday, December 29, 2012 at an
Allen nursing home. He was
born July 15, 1946 at Stuart,
Oklahoma to Charlie E. “Pete”
and Annie Virgie Cross Wainscott. He lived most of his life
in this area and attended school
at Gerty.
He married Frances Vaughn. He later married Carol Wainscott. Mr. Wainscott was a farmer and rancher. He also trained
horses and was of the Baptist faith.
Survivors include two daughters, Maxie Wainscott, Pittsburg,
OK, and Annie May Suter and husband Ron, Pittsburg, OK; 7
grandchildren, Chance and Mikal Wainscott, Pittsburg, OK;
Trevan, Zachery and Maggie Suter, Pittsburg, OK; and Robert
and Alyssa Suter, Mustang, OK; four sisters, Lemesa Chenney
and husband Dexter, Atwood, Lou Janda, Ada, Margie Kerr
and husband Don, Ada, and Ailene Brooks and husband Jim,
Wilson; and four brothers, Mearl Wainscott and wife Jacqueline,
Whitesboro, TX, Millard Wainscott and wife Allene, Non, Ben
Wainscott and wife Nina, Gerty, and Morris Wainscott, Allen.
He was preceded in death by his parents; a son, Lucas Bowdy
Wainscott on June 1, 2009; and a brother, Ferman Wainscott on
October 14, 2006.
Bearers will be Kenneth Kerr, Keith Kerr, Donald Byrd,
Roger Byrd, Cecil Wainscott and Billy Don Wainscott.
Services under the direction Criswell Funeral Home, Ada
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF PONTOTOC COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
No. PB-2012-107
In the Matter of the Estate of Maria Yolanda Forero-Villegas, Deceased.
NOTICE OF HEARING
PETITION FOR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO:
The heirs, next of kin, and creditors of Maria Yolanda Forero-Villegas, deceased:
You are hereby notified that Maria Fernanda Forero has petitioned for the issuance of Letters of Administration in the above-captioned and numbered estate to be
granted to her, and that said Petition for Letters of Administration will be heard before
the District Court in the District Courtroom of the Pontotoc County Courthouse in Ada,
Oklahoma, at 9:30 o’clock a.m. on the 16th day of January, 2013, when and where all
persons interested may appear and contest the same.
Witness my hand this
28th day of December, 2012.
/s/ Thomas S. Landrith
JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT
James R. Scrivner, OBA #8033
JAMES R. SCRIVNER, P.C.
120 East 14th Street
Post Office Box 1373
Ada, Oklahoma 74820
Attorney for the Estate
(Published in The Allen Advocate on January 3, 2013)
THE ALLEN ADVOCATE, JANUARY 3, 2013 , PAGE 7
Atwood First Baptist News
Well, winter has
jumped in and taken control now. We know we’re
in for ice, snow, and cold
winds about this time every
year, but the warm weeks in
early December lull me into
wishful hoping that ‘twon’t
be so this time. It’s always
hard to venture out when it
first gets seriously cold, and
I imagine that explains why
our attendance was down a
bit this week.
Remember to come
to the fellowship hall for
breakfast at 9:00 Sunday
morning, January 6th. Also,
Youth Night Out is scheduled for January 12th at 6:00
P.M.
James Hammonds,
Tom Spillman, and Wyatt
Deaton sang “I Want to
Stroll Over Heaven With
You” as the special music
selection this week. I seem
to recall that this is one of
Pat Hammonds’ favorite
songs so she just may have
had something to do with
their choice, and it is a good
one.
Rev. Karch’s sermon
was about starting anew and
was from the book of Philippians, beginning in Chapter
1, verses 8-ll and 21-25.
New Year’s Day is a good
starting point for doing better about weight control and
a few other popular resolutions. It is also an ideal time
for us to prayerfully resolve
to improve our Christian
life.
None of us are perfect and it isn’t likely that
we will be able to improve
on everything at the same
time. However, we can get
serious about one or two
things at a time, and this
Atwood Church
of the Nazarene
The last Sunday of the year found us counting our
blessings and looking forward to the New Year. We want
to be a lighthouse in the community and show the love of
Christ to our neighbors and friends. Next Sunday morning
after services we will have lunch in the fellowship hall.
Everyone is invited to attend.
Sharon Sanborn sang, “Somebody Loves Me,” for one of
our specials and the quartet, sang one of our favorite songs,
“The Lighthouse.” Sunday night we went to Friendship for
the Fifth Sunday Singing. Bro. Larry, Pam, Robert Carlton
and the quartet sang several songs and played their guitars
and horns. We are blessed to have so much musical talent
in the church.
Bro. Larry’s sermon was taken from Colossians 3:1217 and entitled “A Challenge for the Coming Year.” We
are God’s chosen people. We are called to holiness.
That means that our aim is Christ-likeness. To become
Christ-like means that we must” clothe” ourselves with
compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience.
To become Christ-like means that we are learning to get
along well with others.
Give to others the grace you want for yourself. We
have responsibilities to pray for one another, encourage
one another, and help each other. Forgive others as
easily as you have accepted Christ’s forgiveness. Allow
the peace of God to flood your heart. Hurts, heartaches,
disappointments and grievances rob us of peace. Gratitude
is one way to greater peace. Count your blessings.
We could not earn God’s love. Why do we often try
to make others earn ours? Paul tells us to “put on love.”
When Christ rules our hearts, love flows. Make the effort
to get into the word of God. It is the single most lifechanging thing we can do. Live your life bodily for Christ.
Everyone wants to go to heaven, but few are willing to pay
the price to get there. Paul encourages people to develop a
life-changing relationship with Christ. The big question for
us is this: Is Christ seen in all that we do? Would people
be surprised to find out that we are Christians?
can result in some important
improvements.
The Apostle Paul
writes that sincerity is important. We can do our best
not to offend others. This
isn’t always as easy as it
sounds when someone is
just looking for a reason to
be offended. Jesus is guiding us to know what is right
and what is wrong if we will
listen to what our heart is
telling us.
In Philippians 2:5-11
we see that exalting Christ
is another way we can improve our Christian lives.
Jesus chose to come to
earth as a man, and He was
strong enough to resist the
temptations that are part of
being a human. He didn’t
let his body make him weak,
even when it came down to
choosing to die on the cross
for us.
The result of what
must certainly have often
been hard won obedience is
that God exalted him above
all, and people all over the
world kneel to worship him.
That is the Lord we are
privileged to serve.
In Philippians 3:7-9
Paul shows us that another
way we can improve is to
prioritize. Compared to
Jesus, Paul counted everything else as nothing. Winning a national championship is nothing compared
to winning people to Christ.
Is there any worldly honor
or thing worth trading your
salvation in Christ for? In Philippians 4:1013 Paul shows us the importance of being content. This
is something that is difficult
for Americans to do, but
beyond basic food, shelter,
and clothing, everything
else that God provides is
blessing.
Philippians 4:13 is
a treasure verse to carry
in our hearts so that when
things get tough we can re-
member that we “can do all
things through Christ who
strengthens us.” Jesus is
there when we look to him
for help in any situation.
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Tuesday
Breakfast — Choice of Cereal or Scrambled Eggs, Buttered Toast,
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Lunch — Pigs in a Blanket, Chicken Patty Sandwich, Baked Beans,
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Breakfast — Choice of Cereal or Buttered Toast, French Toast Sticks,
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Thursday
Breakfast — Choice of Cereal or Buttered Toast, Ham & Cheese
Biscuit, Assorted Juice, Choice of Milk, Jelly, Fresh Fruit
Lunch — Steak Fingers, Popcorn Chicken, Mashed Potat
oes, Peppered Gravy, Romaine Salad, Jello, Pears, Milk Variety,
Chef Salad
Friday
Breakfast — Choice of Cereal or Buttered Toast, Cinnamon Rolls,
Assorted Juice, Choice of Milk, Jelly, Fresh Fruit
Lunch — Pizza, Chef Salad, Green Beans, Fresh Fruit, Pineapple
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LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT WITHIN
AND FOR PONTOTOC COUNTY,
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
PB-2012-105
In the Matter of the Estates of LEONARD BASIL HAMON, deceased; and
MARY JO HAMON, deceased
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against Leonard Basil Hamon and Mary Jo Hamon,
both of whom are deceased, are required
to present the same with a description of
security interests and other collateral (if
any) held by each creditor with respect to
such claim to Sharon Davies and Judith
Hitsman, the named Co-Personal Representatives in care of Kurt B. Sweeney,
Sweeney, Smith, Draper and Christopher,
P.O. Box 70, 1320 Stone Bridge Suite A,
Ada, Oklahoma 74820, on or before the
following presentment date: 8th of March,
2013, or the same will be forever barred.
DATED this 2nd day of January 2013.
S) Sharon Davies
S) Judith Hitsman
Co-Personal Representatives of the
Estates of Leonard Basil Hamon and Mary
Jo Hamon, deceased.
KURT B. SWEENEY
Sweeney, Smith, Draper and Christopher
PO Box 70
1320 Stone Bridge, Suite A
(580)332-7200
Attorney for Personal Representative
(Published in The Allen Advocate January 3 and January 10, 2013)
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
WITHIN AND FOR
PONTOTOC COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Case No. PB-2012-96
In the Matter of the Estate of JAMES
HENRY TRAMMELL, JR., Deceased
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To the Creditors and All Persons Interested
in the Estate of JAMES HENRY TRAMMELL,
JR., Deceased.
All Creditors and Persons having claims
against James Henry Trammell, Jr., Deceased,
are required to present the same, with the description of all security interests and other collateral (if any) held by each Creditor or Person
with respect to such claim, to the undersigned
Personal Representative, being Beth Collins,
in care of Kurt B. Sweeney, Attorney at Law,
P.O. Box 70, 1320 Stone Bridge, Suite A. Ada,
Oklahoma 74820, on or before the following
presentment date: 4th day of March, 2013, or
the same will be forever barred.
DATED this 21 day of December, 2012.
s) Beth Collins
Personal Representative
Kurt B. Sweeney, OBA#017455
Sweeney, Smith, Draper &
Christopher, PLLC
P.O. Box 70
1320 Stone Bridge, Suite A
Ada, Oklahoma 74820
(580) 332-7200
Attorney for Personal Representative
(Published in The Allen Advocate on December 27, 2012 and January 3, 2013)
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF PONTOTOC COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
No. PB-2012-107
In the Matter of the Estate of Maria Yolanda Forero-Villegas, Deceased.
NOTICE OF HEARING
PETITION FOR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO:
The heirs, next of kin, and creditors of Maria Yolanda Forero-Villegas, deceased:
You are hereby notified that Maria Fernanda Forero has petitioned for the issuance of Letters of Administration in the above-captioned and numbered estate to be
granted to her, and that said Petition for Letters of Administration will be heard before
the District Court in the District Courtroom of the Pontotoc County Courthouse in Ada,
Oklahoma, at 9:30 o’clock a.m. on the 16th day of January, 2013, when and where all
persons interested may appear and contest the same.
Witness my hand this
28th day of December, 2012.
/s/ Thomas S. Landrith
JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT
James R. Scrivner, OBA #8033
JAMES R. SCRIVNER, P.C.
120 East 14th Street Post Office Box 1373 Ada, Oklahoma 74820
Attorney for the Estate
(Published in The Allen Advocate on January 3, 2013)
LEGAL NOTICE
In the District Court of Pontotoc County State of Oklahoma
Case No. CV-12-179
In the Matter of Application for Name Change for Aaron David Hasskarl
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Take notice that Aaron David Hasskarl has filed a petition to change her name and
the same will be heard by the District Court of Pontotoc County, Oklahoma in the County
Courthouse located at Ada, Oklahoma in the District Courthouse on the 2th day of
(Published in The Allen Advocate on January 3, 2013)
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF PONTOTOC COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
No. CV-2012-172
R. D. Newton, Trustee of the R. D. Newton Trust, Plaintiff,
VS.
The Heirs, Executors, Administrators, Devisees, Trustees, and Assigns and Unknown
Successors of Rudy Dale Newton, Jr., Deceased; Defendants.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO:
The heirs, executors, administrators, devisees, trustees, assigns, and unknown
successors of Rudy Dale Newton, Jr., deceased:
You and each of you are hereby notified that R. D. Newton, Trustee of the R. D.
Newton Trust, as plaintiff, has filed a Petition in the District Court of Pontotoc County,
Oklahoma, in the above numbered and styled cause of action, suing you, the heirs,
executors, administrators, devisees, trustees, assigns, and unknown successors of
Rudy Dale Newton, Jr., deceased, alleging that he died possessed of the following
described real property located in Pontotoc County, Oklahoma:
A part of the SW/4 NE/4 SW/4 of Section 4, Township 4 North, Range 6 East, more
particularly described as follows: Commencing at the Southeast Corner of the SW/4
NE/4 SW/4 of said Section 4; thence North along the East line of said SW/4 NE/4
SW/4 a distance of 140 feet; thence West and parallel with the South line of said tract
a distance of 139.71 feet to the point of beginning; thence West and parallel with the
South line of said tract a distance of 69 feet; thence North a distance of 68.71 feet;
thence East a distance of 69 feet; thence South and parallel with the East line of the
SE/4 NE/4 SW/4 a distance of 68.71 feet to the point of beginning.
and,
A 15-foot wide roadway and utility easement and right-of-way described as follows:
Beginning at a point 16.19 feet East and 140 feet North of the Southwest Corner of
the SE/4 NE/4 SW/4; thence West a distance of 155.9 feet; thence North a distance
of 15 feet; thence East a distance of 155.9 feet; thence South a distance of 15 feet to
the point of beginning.
that the Plaintiff is the owner of said real property and in actual possession thereof;
that more than one year has elapsed since the death of Rudy Dale Newton, Jr. and that
there has been no judicial determination of the death and heirship of said Rudy Dale
Newton, Jr., deceased; and that you, the heirs, executors, administrators, devisees,
trustees, assigns, and unknown successors of Rudy Dale Newton, Jr., deceased, are
claiming some right, title, or interest in said real property adverse to the right, title, and
interest of the Plaintiff. In said Petition Plaintiff prays for judgment against you, and
each of you, determining that you have no right, title, or interest in said real property,
and prays that you be required to show what right, title, or interest in said real property
you now have, if any, adverse to the right, title, and interest of the Plaintiff therein.
Plaintiff further prays that the death and heirship of Rudy Dale Newton, Jr., deceased,
be determined specifying who those persons were or are who were entitled to take
title to said real property upon the death of Rudy Dale Newton, Jr., deceased, and
determining the undivided proportion thereof which each took or was entitled to take
under the succession laws of Oklahoma. Plaintiff further prays that you, and each of
you, be perpetually barred and enjoined from asserting any right, title, or interest in
said real property, and for judgment quieting Plaintiff’s title therein against you.
You must answer the Petition filed by the Plaintiff on or before the 1st day of February, 2012, or it will be accepted as true and judgment will be rendered against you, and
each of you, decreeing the Plaintiff to be the owner of said real property and entitled to
exclusive possession thereof, and decreeing that you have no, and are enjoined from
asserting any, right, title, or interest in said real property, and quieting title thereto in
the Plaintiff.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th day of December, 2012.
ERNESTINE EUBANK, Court Clerk
Pontotoc County, Oklahoma
By: /s/ P. Weaver
Deputy
JAMES R. SCRIVNER, P.C.
120 East 14th Street
Post Office Box 1373 - Ada, Oklahoma 74820
Attorney for the Plaintiff
(Published in The Allen Advocate on December 20 and 27, 2012 and January 3,
2013)
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5 Named to All-District Team
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terback until his senior season. He filled in and played well in
switching between all these positions we ask him to play. He
was a good leader on this team.”
Zack Conley was not one of the biggest players on the field.
Even so, the 5-4, 180-pound senior impressed district coaches
enough to earn him all-district nose guard honor.
“He had 61 tackles and 3 tackles for loss,” said Coach Deaton.
“He was a 3-year starter and a guy whose motor was always
running. We’ll miss his spark!”
Justin Deaton was one of the two Allen sophomores to earn alldistrict status. The 6-1, 170-pound was chosen on the offensive
side of the ball, as a tight end. Deaton was an excellent blocker in
the running game, but also a dependable aerial target. He pulled
in 21 receptions for 280 yards and 4 touchdowns.
“It was great that Justin was chosen as an all-district tight end,”
said Coach Deaton. “But, really, he was a stronger candidate at
defensive end. He brought a lot of toughest to both sides of the
ball.”
The sophomore made 50 tackles and had 8 tackles for loss. He
also recorded 7 and one-half sacks, which was tied for fourthbest in all of 8-man football.
“Fox had two senior tight ends who earned those honors at
tight end,” said Coach Deaton. “Otherwise, Justin might have
made it as defensive end.”
Dakota Nickell was the other sophomore who landed on the
all-district roster. The 5-10, 140-pound safety earned his B-2
status as a top-flight defensive back.
“He was a really good safety for us,” Coach Deaton said. “He
had 29 tackles and two interceptions. He has good speed and
a nose for the ball. He was definitely our best pass coverage
back.”
The fifth and final Mustang to earn all-district honors was
Colten Browning. The 5-5, 140-pound running back was voted
as the B-2 Newcomer of the Year.
“He had 1,018 yards rushing on 159 carries and 12 touchdowns,” said Coach Deaton. “He also had 308 yards receiving
on 30 receptions. On defense, he was our leading tackler from
his linebacker position. He made 75 tackles. Colten was just a
hard-working kid who always brings great effort very day. He is
a kid who is always eager to do his best in practice and games.
He’s always looking to do the right thing. I am proud of him
for his accomplishment. If he keeps working hard and doing
what he has been doing, he continues to improve. In 3 years, he
could be really special.”
In a related note, Conner Johnson has been notified that he is
an alternate selection for the 8-man All-Star Football Game on
June 24 in Miami, OK.
“There is a pretty good chance he could have the opportunity
to play in the all-star game,” said Coach Deaton. “I am proud
of him for making that list. It is a prestigious deal. He is very
deserving of this chance. I sure hope he gets to play in it.”
--Class B
District B-2 All District
Conner Johnson (5-9, 150, senior) – Special Teams Player
Zack Conley (5-4, 180, senior) - nose guard
Justin Deaton (6-1, 170, soph) – tight end
Dakota Nickell (5-10, 140, soph) – defensive back
Colten Browning (5-5, 140, fresh) B-2 Newcomer of the
Year
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Paper
Towels
99
Colortex
Bathroom
Tissue
ShurSavings
¢ Vegetable
Oil
$
BIG
roll
assorted varieties
Biscuits
Yogurt
assorted varieties
31
$
6 oz
carton
3 1
$
Shurfine
Ice cream
Freezer
Pops
2
2 6
$
Fresh Produce
US #1
Russet Potatoes
2 lb
Pkg
Halfmoon
Cheese
Oranges
2 4
$
10 oz
Pkg
Large Fancy
Fresh Express
California Iceberg
California Large
Fancy Navel
$
Shurfine
Beef & Bean
49 Burritos
18
cnt
¢
2 liter
bottle
1/2
gal
ShurSaving
$
48 oz
bottle
24
10 cnt
can
ShurSavings
2
89
89
¢ Soda Pop
Shurfine
Shurfine Homestyle or Buttermilk
gal
4 lb
Bag
DAIRY & FROZEN
Shurfine Low Fat
¢
2 5
Pure Cane
Sugar
4 roll
pkg
¢
16 oz
$
Shurfine
1 Lb
box
23 oz
Can
99
Liquid
Bleach
19 oz
Can
select
varieties
5
49
99
select
varieties
Shur Saving
$
Chili
$
Coffee
20.5 oz
Bonus
Box
Keebler Chips Delux
Bell
Peppers
Salad Mix
2 5 89 99 3 1
Fryer
1
1 Breast
Ground
Beef
5
1
1
$
¢
10 Lb
Bag
for
12 oz
bag
99
$
Sausage
$
Fancy
Split
Family Pack
Pack Split
39
Lb
Lb
70% Fat Free
Fresh Family Pack
Shurfine Stack Pack
Bacon
$
Lb
$
¢
Tender Fresh Meat
Our own homemade
Pure Pork
12 oz Pkg
Hills Brothers Hi Yield
Medium Roast
$
Fruity or Cocoa
Pebbles
Meat
Franks
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Shurfine
Open Sundays
12 to 5
99
$
4 Lbs or
More!
24 oz
Pkg
99
¢
Lunchmeats
99 -- Bologna
Salami
39
$
- Pickle Loaf
Lb
12 oz
Pkg
Shurfine
Shurfine
Smoked
Sauage
Shurfine
1
$
69
12
oz
Corn Dogs
$
2
29
1 Lb
Box