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2 Wednesday, June 19, 2013 Kingfisher (Okla.) Times & Free Press•EngagementFrank and Phyllis Walta ofHennessey announce the engagementof their daughter,Ann Walta, to Andrew F. ReoJr., son of Andrew F. and JulieReo of Claremore.Grandparents of the brideelectare the late Frank andFern Walta and Louis andMary Durheim. Grandparentsof the prospective bridegroomare Emily Kaye of Tarzana,Calif., Amelia Reo of Lakewood,Colo., and the late RobertKaye and Andrew Reo Sr.The bride-elect is a 2006graduate of Hennessey HighSchool. She received abachelor’s degree in chemicalengineering from OklahomaState University in 2011, and amaster’s degree in civil engineering,project managementLetter to the editorCover upWell folks, do you ever feelike a mushroom, they keepou in the dark and feed you.s.? The government, as inhe district of corruption, as inhe White House, have triedo cover up a lot of vital inforationin the embassy bombngin which a U.S. ambassaorwas killed. I don’t rememerthe name of the country, ifdid remember it, I wouldrobably get cross-eyed tryngto spell it or say it.The point is, our governentseems to think we areushrooms, they keep us inhe dark and feed us b.s., AtorneyGeneral Eric Holdernd his fast and furious force.ow this and God knows howany other things they (theovernment) sweeps underhe carpet, then turn aroundith an innocent look on theirace.Should we trust the govrnment,not no, but hell no.hould we fear them? Probbly.Why? They are stockinguge amounts of ammunition,he type that is allowed in war.he Geneva convention sayso hollow point ammo, andot what you would normallyse at a shooting range forarget practice, given the facthat two identical firearmson’t perform the same withhe same ammo.Then there are the drones,hese can be used for spying,r for assassinations, yes amall drone can take out aerson or persons.Can we have a governmentf the people, by the peoplend for the people? It sureoesn’t look good for our side.It started going down hillfter the Civil War. F.D.R.retty much put the icing onhe cake, so to speak, when heook us off the gold standardnd bankrupted the country,nd also for all practical purosesdestroyed the constituion.Now F.D.R. did some goodhings, he put people to worknd kept a lot of people fromtarving, created governmentrograms to subsidize agriultureand industry. In dongso, he made us, we theeople, dependent on the govrnment,not good.We shouldn’t have to deendon the government tourvive. Everybody should beble to make a good livingnder the free enterprise sysem.The problem is we haveotten off the free enterpriseystem.Now we are all dependentsf the government. We oweur souls to the governmenttore. Think about it folks,rom where I sit it doesn’t lookood.Ann Walta and Andrew ReoWalta – Reofrom Oklahoma State Universityin 2012. She is currentlyemployed as a project engineerat Williams Co. in Tulsa.The prospective bridegroomis a 2006 graduate ofOologah-Talala. He receiveda bachelor’s degree in businessadministration fromOklahoma State University in2011, with minors in humanresources and sports management.He is currently employedat Newfield Explorationin Tulsa as a business processmanagement analyst.The wedding has been setfor Saturday, July 13, at HolyFamily Cathedral in Tulsa.A reception will follow atPost Oak Lodge.The couple plans to establisha home in Owasso.I’ve gotten off my beatentrack. I think it probably allties together. You all have agood day.Jon Cochran Sr.VACATIONBIBLEAmerican Farmers & bine instead of a volunteerSCHOOLRanchers/Oklahoma Farmers could result in thousands ofUnion (AFR/OFU) joined dollars in damage to valuableforforces with the El Reno FFA harvest equipment.Chapter on June 11 to helpPreschool“We hope to give farmerschange the course of the 2013 and ranchers in this area athroughwheat harvest for producers little piece of mind,” saidin the Heaston area. Located Detrick. “Cleaning up fields6th Gradejust a few miles southwest of can take a lot of time andEl Reno, the area’s farmers and money. Insurance does not~ranchers were hit hard by the cover the cost of field cleanupand farmers certainly don’tJune 23 - 26May 31 tornado outbreak.Darcy Jech, of the Delvin have time right as they deal6 - 8:30 p.m.Jech AFR Insurance Agency with damage to their homesin Kingfisher, along with other and farm structures.”area agents was a member of The AFR/OFU and El Renothe volunteer group that providedlunch for approximately impact in the tornado reliefFFA day made a significant250 volunteers from across effort. More than 250 volunteersfrom southeast Texas,FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCHOklahoma and many otherstates. The AFR Insurance102 S. MAIN, KINGFISHERseveral Midwestern states andgroup also participated in the all across Oklahoma cleanedupwell over 400 acres.For More Information, call 405-375-3286day’s clean-up activities.The AFR/OFU and El RenoFFA event brought in severalgroups including 15 FFAchapters from across Oklahomaand many AFR/OFUemployees, insurance agentsNEW PATIENTSand cooperative members.The day was part of a biggervolunteer effort called “Fieldof TEAMS.” The effort worksto clean up tornado debris infields and rural roadways. OF ALL AGESVolunteers work in groups,meticulously combing fieldsfor debris, everything from Meet Yoursmall boards to whole sheetsof tin.Krablin Medical“It can be easy to overlooktornado damage to agriculturalareas because a field isClinic Staff:not a home,” said AFR/OFU•BRETT KRABLIN M.D.President Terry Detrick. “Butwhat people don’t realize is•BRIDGET KEAST, P.A.-Cthat these fields are a ‘place ofbusiness.’ Without a wheatcrop, farmers lose a major portionof their income.” APRN-CNP•RACHEL CAMERON,Wheat harvest is fast approachingand many farms are •AMBER MEIWES, P.A.-Cstill clogged with debris fromsurrounding structures.Sheets of tin, wood planks,shingles, insulation, fencingand other types of debris litterthe otherwise harvestablefields. 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