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6 Sunday, June 9, 2013 Kingfisher (Okla.) Times & Free PressArea roadrepaircontractawardedA contract was awardedhis month for road repairs iningfisher County, State Rep.ike Sanders announced.According to the OklaomaDepartment of Transortation,the project involvesurface repairs on county roadS-274 beginning four milesouth of SH-33 and extendingorth nearly four miles.Sanders said the Oklahomaransportation Commissionwarded a nearly $2 millionontract on the project to Duitonstruction Co., an Edmondompany that was the lowestf four bidders for the job.“I have been proud of themount of progress we haveade on road and bridge reairin Oklahoma,” Sanders,ho serves as vice chairmanf the House Appropriationsnd Budget Subcommittee,aid. “Kingfisher County anduch of Western Oklahomaas especially been neglected.pdated roads and bridgesill increase public safety andconomic opportunities in myistrict.”Once construction begins,he project is estimated to beompleted within threeonths.Gilmour presents 2nd grade awards at end-of-year assemblyGilmour Elementary Schoolpresented awards to secondgraders at its end-of-year assemblylast month.Oklahoma Reading Certificate25 PointsAllesandro Alvarez, LeylaAvila, Judson Birdwell, IliasBurpo, Brianna Crum, AutymnCruz, Lily Fletcher, Jayden Foster,Cande Gutierez, MacyHarrison, Ace Ince, Aylee Lambert,Landon Livingston, ChloeLumpkin, Maddox Mecklenburg,Andrew Niestempski,Jeana Paul, Yamile Saucedoand Cash Slezickey.Also, Jax Sternberger, GentryTaylor, Ernesto Torrez, KaleWestfahl, Cord Alig, ChloeBroussard, Ana Cuellar, UrielDelaTorre, Drake Friesen,Gretchen Garrett, ShainaHamil, Caden Kitchens, DakinLambert, Amelia Lowes, IsaiahMedellin, Emily Myers, RownNeidar, Alyssa Nelson, BivianaOrozco, Alec Schilde, LucasSmith and Alli-Kate Themer.And, Damion Turner, JereniVo, Allen Waggoner, RylanMiller, Jack Jones, Jayley Begue,Jacey Belin, Eli Blankenship,Ellie Bollenbach, KemperBritton, Gant Browning,Courtney Butts, Cade Cooper,Katy Lue Diedrich and MayceGibson.Also, Ivy Hartman, BlakeHill, Reese Noble, ColemanKitchens, Syra Littlehawk,Cesar Lopez, Andrew Rednose,EmmaLee Rodriquez,Gabriel Rodriquez, HopeStafford, Jay Turner, ClaytonWeinmeister, Shelby Millerand Christopher Orozco.Reading Stars50 PointsIlias Burpo, Autymn Cruz,Jayden Foster, Cande Gutierrez,Ace Ince, Jeana Paul,Ernesto Torrez, Kale Westfahl,Rylan Miller, Cord Alig,Damion Turner, Lucas Smith,Chloe Broussard, AaronDelatorre, Jodie Hill, McKenzieEstep, Alex Facio, Brett Schlabsand Tony Scott.Reading Rockets75 PointsLeyla Avila, JudsonBirdwell, Lily Fletcher, ChloeLumpkin, Andrew Niestempski,Yamile Saucedo, GentryTaylor, Gustavo Alatorre, AnaBillen, Keller Milligan, ZoePadilla, Hayden Ross and ZacSmith.Reading Champions100-Plus PointsMacy Harrison, LandonLivingston, Jax Sternberger,Drake Friesen, Alli-KateThemer, Caden Kitchen,Amelia Lowes, Emily Myers,Kyle Borelli, Destiny Buckner,Noah Friensen, Avery Garde,Aline Jordan, Reanna Poin-dexter,Darcy Roberts, BraxtonShellstrom and Luie TorresReading Ninja, 150-pluspoints – Cash Slezickey.Teacher for the Day, 350-plus points – Maddox Mecklenburg.Perfect AttendanceFirst Semester - 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GO JACKETS!! • GO JACKETS!!KINGFISHER AREASPORTSClass A state baseballKingfisher (Okla.) Times & Free Press Sunday, June 9, 2013 7KINGFISHER DOVER LOMEGA CASHION HENNESSEY CRESCENT OKARCHEtournament resumesCashion gets crack at semisIt’s been over a month sincehe Cashion baseball teamon its Class A quarterfinalaseball game.The Wildcats - finally - getheir crack in the semifinalsn Saturday afternoon.Cashion will take on No. 1attan at 2 p.m. Saturday inhe semifinals of the state basealltournament at Shawneeigh School.The Wildcats beat Bingerney3-1 on May 2 in theuarterfinals. It was one ofhree first-round gameslayed that day as Roff beatlencoe 12-5 and Rattannocked off Thomas 15-5. But,he fourth quarterfinal beweenSterling and Wrightity has been on hold as theright City has been battlinghe OSSAA in court over itsligibility.OSSAA staff membersuled the week of the stateournament that Wright Cityad exceeded the games limitlaced on teams and forcedthe Lumberjax to forfeit theirquarterfinal game.Wright City originally requestedan appeal before theOSSAA board, but that requestwas denied by OSSAAstaff.Wright City then receiveda temporary injunction from aMcCurtain County judge,halting the remainder of theClass A tournament after thefirst three quarterfinal gameswere played.The matter ultimately wentbefore the State SupremeCourt, which ruled May 31that proper procedures werenot followed in the course ofthe events and that WrightCity should first be allowedan appeal before the OSSAAboard before going further inthe court process.That appeal took place lastTuesday.The OSSA board heardfrom Wright City attorneys,baseball coach Kyle Butler andLarryAdamsPharmacist &owner sinceJuly 1998NancyMoyedaPharmacistMelissaHuntPharmacistSupt. David Hawkins amongothers.Ultimately, the board voted7-6 to allow Wright City backin the state tournament, but ata cost.Wright City was put onwarning by the OSSAA andButler, who took the blamefor the scheduling oversight,was suspended from coachingfor the state tournamentand for the first semester ofthe 2013-14 school year.Butler cannot coach ingames or practices.Still, that opened up thestate tournament for play afterbeing on hold for over amonth. The first action tookplace Thursday night as Sterlingbeat Wright City 10-0 in afive-inning run rule.That put Sterling into thesemifinals vs. Roff after theCashion-Rattan game.The state championshipwill be played at approximately7 p.m.Several area athletes, coachesearn spring postseason honorsA number of county atheteswere named to the firsteam and Hennessey had twooaches of the year when theklahoman released its Littlell-City track teams last week.Joe McCulley was namedoys’ coach of the year andark Cox for the girls as bothed Hennessey to Class 2Atate titles in track.Kingfisher sophomoreaden Jackson was named tohe boys’ first team as he wonhe shot put for the secondtraight year.Also named to the boys’irst team were Clay Moerypole vault) and Samuelriskill (discus) of Hennessey.Cheyenne Choate (1,600nd 3,200) and Shelby Crumpdiscus) were girls’ firsteamers.Kylee Payne, Whitneyeynolds, Kortney Meat andMika Pinkerton of Kingfisher;Tracy Rios of Dover; andKinsey Reeves and CassandraTarango of Hennessey weregirls’ honorable mention.Earning boys’ honorablemention were David Rogersof Dover; Abe Ortega, KeeganDobbs, William Arndt andTristan Hill of Hennessey;Bradyn Shepherd and AlanMurphey of Kingfisher; andDevon Bledsoe of Crescent.In other All-City teams releasedin the past week....• Jake Blair and Grant Newtonof Kingfisher were honorablemention in tennis. 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8 Sunday, June 9, 2013 Kingfisher (Okla.) Times & Free PressKingfisher County District Court criminal docketKingfisher County AssoiateDistrict Judge Robertavis presided over threeriminal dockets in Kingfisherounty District Court Monay,where the followingases were heard:Indigent Defense DocketState vs. Bailey Ryanollenbach, motion to revokeuspended sentence, reset top.m. June 24.State vs. Ricky Louisearson, motion to accelerateeferred sentence, reset to 2.m. July 8.State vs. Victoria Stafford,otion to revoke suspendedentence, reset to 2 p.m. July5.State vs. Evan Richardillis, motion to revoke susendedsentence, reset to 3.m. June 24.State vs. Danielleerguson, felony possessionf a controlled substance, misemeanorpossession of a conrolledsubstance and misdeeanorpossession of drugaraphernalia, defendantailed to appear, bench warantissued.State vs. LaDonna Kayeassey, motion to accelerateeferred sentence, reset to 3.m. July 29.State vs. Braden Jamesyatt, motion to accelerateeferred sentence on twoeparate cases, reset to 2 p.m.une 27.State vs. Nicholas Donstep, knowingly concealingtolen property, possession ofarijuana with intent to disributeand possession ofethamphetamine, actualhysical control of a motorehicle while under the influnce(four separate charges),leaded guilty and enrolledn drug court.State vs. Joshua James Givns,falsely personating antherto create liability, reseto 2 p.m. July 29 for pretrialonference.State vs. Derrick Lee Stapp,otion to accelerate felonyeferred sentence and appliationto revoke misdemeanoruspended sentence, reset top.m. July 8.State vs. Camille Renaarter, embezzlement, defenantfailed to appear, bencharrant issued.State vs. Gregory Lee Freean,first-degree burglary,efendant failed to appear,ench warrant issued.State vs. Shayla Jeanamilton , sexual battery, reetto 2 p.m. June 24 for courtppearance.State vs. Dennis Duanehomas, distribution of methmphetamine(including posessionwith intent to distribte),maintaining a place reortedto by users of conrolledsubstances and posessionof drug paraphernaia,reset to 2 p.m. Aug. 8 forourt appearance and 9:30.m. Aug. 29 for preliminaryearing.State vs. Bradley Layneudson, possession of conrolleddangerous substancend possession of drug parahernalia,reset to 2 p.m. July9 for court appearance.State vs. Ralph Dwaynehipley, felony driving underhe influence of alcohol, reseto 2 p.m. June 24 for courtppearance.State vs. Darren Isaacobertson, larceny of an auomobile,possession of a conrolleddangerous substancen the presence of a minor orithin 1,000 feet of a schoolor park, possession of paraphernaliaand obstructing anofficer, reset to 2 p.m. June 24for court appearance.State vs. Decarlo DujuanBrown, bail jumping and drivingwith license cancelled,suspended or revoked, resetto 2 p.m. July 11 for courtappearance.State vs. Michael AllenClark, failure to register as asex offender, sex offender livingwithin 2,000 feet of a parkor school (two separatecounts), reset to 2 p.m. July 11for court appearance.State vs. Ciara DawnDoyel, driving under the influenceof drugs, child endangermentby driving under theinfluence (two separatecounts), reset to 2 p.m. July 8for court appearance.State vs. Heather DawnGritz, third-degree arson, second-degreeburglary, reset to 2p.m. July 8 for court appearance.State vs. Bryan EdwardAustin, third-degree arson,second-degree burglary,knowingly concealing stolenproperty, larceny of an automobile,reset to 2 p.m. June 24for court appearance.State vs. Zachary LeviBarton, driving under the influenceof alcohol, transportingan open container of liquor,failure to maintain securityverification, reset to 2p.m. June 27 for court appearance.State vs. Deidre DeniseKinner, possession of a controlleddangerous substancewithin 1,000 feet of a school,possession of drug paraphernalia,reset to 2 p.m. July 11for court appearance.State vs. Anthony RayKinner, possession of a controlleddangerous substancewithin 1,000 feet of a school(two counts), possession ofdrug paraphernalia, reset to 2p.m. July 11 for court appearance.State vs. Floyd Joe DalePirtle, domestic assault andbattery by strangulation, resetto 2 p.m. June 24 for courtappearance.Misdemeanor DocketState vs. LaDonna KayeBassey, reset to 3 p.m. July 29for hearing on motion to acceleratedeferred sentence.State vs. Rose ElizebethSmith, reset to 9:30 a.m. July 8on motion to accelerate deferredsentence.State vs. Christopher LeeHaynes, reset to 2 p.m. June24 on motion to revoke suspendedsentence.State vs. Cameron JamarCarter, reset to 9:30 a.m. June24 on motion to acceleratedeferred sentence.State vs. Patrick JoshuaSanchez, domestic abuse –assault and battery and protectiveorder violation (twoseparate charges), reset to 9:30a.m. July 8 for court appearance.State vs. Gerald WayneSmith, driving under the influenceof alcohol, three-yeardeferred sentence, supervisedby the district attorney’s officefor the first 12 months,$250 fine, $250 victim’s compensationassessment pluscosts, obtain an alcohol anddrug assessment and attend avictim impact panel.State vs. Casey BooneBench, malicious injury toproperty under $1,000, resetto 9:30 a.m. July 8 for courtappearance.State vs. Denise R. Taylor,Chisholm Trail Technology CenterIs Currently Accepting Applications For ThePractical Nursing Programand Pre-Nursing ProgramsCompleted Applications Need To Be Returned To CTTC ByFriday, June 21st at 3:00 p.m.Test Date For Practical Nursing and Pre-Nursing Programs IsWednesday, June 26thbeginning promptly at 8:30 a.m.Testing Fee is$40.00 And IsNon-Refundable State Hwy 33, Omega, OK 73764assault and battery, reset to9:30 a.m. July 8 for court appearance.State vs. David Hawk,driving a motor vehicle whileunder the influence of alcoholand unsafe lane change(two separate counts),pleaded guilty, count 1 – sentencedto one year suspended,supervised by the districtattorney’s office, $250 fine,$250 victim compensation assessment,$150 Oklahoma IndigentDefense System fee,obtain drug and alcohol assessmentand attend victimimpact panel; count 2 – $100fine, $50 victim compensationassessment and costs.State vs. Julia Ann Pierce,domestic abuse – assault andbattey, reset to 9:30 a.m. June24 for court appearance.State vs. Johnnie MarcellusPittman, malicious injury toproperty under $1,000,pleaded guilty, one-year suspendedsentence, supervisedDistrict court recordsMarriage LicenseKingfisher County CourtClerk Lisa Markus issued amarriage license June 4 to thefollowing couple:Dustin William Ellis, 32,and Ciera Caitlin Diehl, 21,both of Kingfisher.Small ClaimsCellular Network Partnershipdba Pioneer Cellular hasfiled small claims against thefollowing for cellular telephoneservice:•Tyler Snyder, 501 NAdams Ave, Elk City, $982.12plus $63 costs.•Nathan Clover, Alva,$568.46 plus $63 costs.World Acceptance Corpvs. George Coburn, P.O. Box363, Crescent, $1,744 pluscosts, repayment of loan.District CivilGreen Tree Servicing LLC,successor to Green Tree FinancialServicing Corp., vs.Cheryl L. Denny and JohnDoe, occupant, judgment inrem $29,772.61 and repossessionof collateral.Lisa Chestnut vs. CagneyTucker, an individual, andBraum’s Inc. and-or Braum’s,automobile negligence,money judgment in excess of$75,000 plus punitive damages,attorney fees, courtcosts, prejudgment andpostjudgment interest and allother damages deemed justand reasonable.Discover Bank vs. CarolLukasek, money judgment$10,295.48 plus post-judgmentinterest.F-Five Investments LLCand Faulkner Exploration Inc.vs. Tessera Energy LLC, indebtedness,breach of contract,money judgment in excessof $35,000 plus attorneyfees and costs.In re: Revocable LivingTrust of Juanita Lemke, JamesD. Kitchens Jr., Dawna R.Kitchens and Juanita Lemke,an alleged incapacitatedadult, by and through herdaughter and next friend,Dawna R. Kitchens vs. TwilaKraus, successor trustee, accounting,declaratory judgmentand specific performance.Wanda L. Huntsberger andRodger A. Huntsberger vs. theDefinition:Maraca - One who doesn’t employhis gourd to the potentialwhich God intended.Contact CTTC todayto request anapplication packet at405-729-8324or 800-608-8324NOW!Visit Our Website For More Info: www.cttc.edu or www.facebook.com/cttc1Chisholm Trail Technology Center does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex/gender,age, qualified disability or veteran status in any of its practices, policies or proceduresby the district attorney’s office,$100 fine, $100 victimcompensation assessmentand $150 OIDS fee.State vs. Toby WayneNabors, driving under theinfluence of alcohol, reset to9:30 a.m. July 29 for court appearance.State vs. Audrey Markus,public intoxication and possessionof marijuana, reset to9:30 a.m. July 8 for court appearance.State vs. Trevor AnthonyKinner, possession of marijuanaand possession of drugparaphernalia (two separatecounts), pleaded guilty, count1 – one-year deferred sentence,supervised by the districtattorney’s office, $100fine, $50 victim compensationassessment, $100 mentalhealth assessment; count 2 –one-year deferred, $100 fine,$50 victim compensation assessment,$100 mental healthassessment, plus costs.heirs, executors, administrators,devisees, trustees andassigns of Willard W. Burpo,deceased, and the state ofOklahoma, ex rel the OklahomaTax Commission, quiettitle.Mary Ann Seefeldt vs. theheirs, executors, administrators,personal representatives,devisees, trustees, successors,and assigns, immediate andremote of Melvin R. Freeman,deceased, quiet title.Area oil reportINTENT TO DRILLBlaine: Marathon Oil Co.;Boeckman No. 1-13H Well; SE1/4SE1/4 SE1/4 SE1/4 (SL) of 13-18N-12W; TD 14,112.Canadian: Devon Energy ProductionCo. LP Laughlin Trust 22-13N-9W No. 3H Well; SW1/4 SW1/4 SE1/4 SW1/4 (SL) of 22-13N-09W; TD 16,929.Devon Energy Production Co.LP; Laughlin Trust 22-13N-9W No.4H Well; SW1/4 SW1/4 SE1/4 SW1/4 (SL) of 22-13N-09W; TD 16,950.Devon Energy Production Co.LP; Deborah 28-14N-10W No. 1HWell; SE1/4 SE1/4 SE1/4 SW1/4(SL) of 28-14N-10W; TD 13,973.Devon Energy Production Co.Legal notice(Published Sunday, June 9, 16, and 23,2013, in the Kingfisher Times and FreePress.)CASE NO. CV-2013-36PUBLICATION NOTICESTATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: Theheirs, executors, administrators, devisees,trustees and assigns of Willard W.Burpo, deceased.You, and each of you, the abovenamed, are hereby notified that you havebeen sued in the District Court of KingfisherCounty, Oklahoma, in Cause No.CV-2013-36, wherein Wanda L.Huntsberger and Rodger A. Huntsbergerare plaintiffs, and you and each of youabove named, together with the State ofOklahoma ex rel. The Oklahoma TaxCommission, are defendants.THEREFORE, take notice that unlessyou answer on or before the 23rdday of July, 2013, the Petition of theplaintiff(s) filed in said cause will betaken as true and judgment will be renderedas prayed for therein, quieting titlein Wanda L. Huntsberger and Rodger A.Huntsberger, their heirs and assigns, inand to the following-described propertysituated in Kingfisher County, Oklahoma,to-wit:The West Half (W/2) of LotsThirteen (13), Fourteen (14), andFifteen (15), in Block Twenty-three(23), in the City of Kingfisher,Kingfisher County, Oklahoma.and forever barring the defendants, andeach of them, from claiming or assertingany title or interest of any kind or naturein and to said real property, determiningthe heirs at law of Willard W. Burpo,Deceased and for such other and furtherrelief as the Court might deem just andproper.For further particulars, you are referredto the Petition filed herein./s/ Lisa MarkusCourt ClerkBy: Susan EndresRalph Harrison (OBA #3926)Deputy Court ClerkHarrison & Mecklenburg, Inc.202 North 6th, P.O. Box 658Kingfisher, Oklahoma 73750(405) 375-6484LPXLP(Published Sunday, June 9 and 16,2013, in the Kingfisher Times and FreePress.)IN THE DISTRICT COURT OFKINGFISHER COUNTY STATE OFOKLAHOMAIn the Matter of the Estate of VALERIA G.HOWARD,DeceasedCase No. PB-2011-44ORDER AND NOTICE FOR HEARINGFINAL ACCOUNT, PETITION TOAPPROVE FINAL ACCOUNT ANDDISTRIBUTIONPatricia Ann Louthan and Judith AnnSchwartz, Co-Personal Representativesof the estate of Valeria G. Howard, havefiled a FINAL ACCOUNT, PETITION TOAPPROVE FINAL ACCOUNT AND DIS-TRIBUTION requesting that the final accountto be approved, that the estate bedistributed, and that they be dischargedfrom further duties herein.IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the1st day of July, 2013, at the hour of 9:00o'clock a.m., in the District Courtroom inKingfisher, Kingfisher County, Oklahoma,is appointed as the time and placefor the hearing and that notice be givenas required by law.Any person interested in the estatemay appear and contest the same asprovided by law.Dated this the 6th day of June, 2013.s/ ROBERT E. DAVISHON. ROBERT E. DAVISJudge of the District CourtG.L. Brown, III, OBA #1185R. Theron WILLIAMS, OBA# 19016BROWN AND ASSOCIATESAttorneys & Counselors at Law, PLLC201 N. Grand, Suite 301Enid, OK 73701580/234-660 (Phone) 580/234-6606(Fax)LPXLP* * *Don’t risk relying on the MainStream Media and its liberalagenda for truth in news. 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