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2 Wednesday, August 29, 2012 Kingfisher (Okla.) Times & Free PressAnniversaryMr. and Mrs. Philip EndresEndreses to celebrate 60thPhilip and Rosie Endres ofHaysville, Kan., will celebratetheir 60th wedding anniversaryon Thursday, Sept. 6, witha card shower.Philip Endres and RosaliaSchulte were married on Sept.6, 1952, at St. Peter the ApostleCatholic Church in Schulte,Kan.Philip is retired fromAlbertson and Hein Inc., andRosie is retired from HerndonBettis Schwartz Kissling andSimon Optometrists inKynsli ElizabethMoyedaNew arrivalSaul Jr. and Nancy Moyedaf Kingfisher announce theirth of their daughter, Kynslilizabeth, at 11:27 p.m. Thursay,June 14, 2012, at Lakesideomen’s Hospital in OklaomaCity.She weighed 7 pounds, 8unces and was 20 1/2 inchesong.Maternal grandparents aregustin and Rita Rodrigueznd maternal great-grandotheris Isidra Rodriguez,ll of Kingfisher.Paternal grandparents areaul and Maria Teresaoyeda and paternal greatrandmothersare Mariauente and Antoniaernandez, all of Kingfisher.She has two sisters, Lyndsiicole, 5, and Alexis Michelle,.–The only plan that countsor much is one that is carriedut.Wichita, Kan.They have five children,Frank Endres and wife Lea ofSouth Haven, Kan., JaneHackler and husband Terryand Steve Endres and wifeFreda, all of Cheney, Kan., DanEndres of Haysville, and SusieCheshier and husband Geraldof Wichita, and numerousgrandchildren and greatgrandchildren.Cards may be sent to 7120S. Ida, Haysville, KS 67060.Alice Mapel hostsHCE meetingThe Plainview HCE heldits monthly meeting at 1:30p.m. Monday, Aug. 13, at thehome of Alice Mapel.Linda Tucker called themeeting to order. The grouprecited the pledges to theUnited States and Oklahomaflags.The minutes were read andapproved and the treasuryreport stayed the same.The group decided to donatemoney to the departmentof human services for schoolsupplies.Mapel gave the lesson entitled“Exercise and PhysicalActivity.”The meeting adjourned at3:30 p.m.The next meeting will be at1:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 10, atthe home of Diane Musick.The lesson will be “SevenPrinciples of Healthy Housingand Internet Safety.”Wedding articles must be submittedto The Kingfisher Times& Free Press no later than 14days after the ceremony to bepublished free of charge. Afterthe deadline, a charge of $35 willbe made to publish wedding articles.After six months, articlesmay be published at regular advertisementrates only.•EngagementKayla Rapp and Rick KrittenbrinkRapp-KrittenbrinkKayla Rapp and RickKrittenbrink, both of OklahomaCity, announce their engagementand approachingmarriage.The wedding has been setfor Saturday, Oct. 13, at theOklahoma City Farmer’s Market.Parents of the couple areL.D. and Carolyn Rapp of Enidand Steve and Jan Krittenbrinkof Okarche.Grandparents of the brideare Louise Rapp of Enid,Jennie Fischer of Jet and thelate Dale Rapp and S.C.Fischer. Grandparents of thebridegroom are IreneKrittenbrink, Bud and MarySchwarz, all of Okarche, andthe late Bernard Krittenbrink.The bride-elect is a 2004graduate of Wakita HighSchool. She graduated fromOklahoma State University in2008, with a bachelor’s degreein apparel merchandising anda master’s degree in businessadministration from the Universityof Central Oklahomain 2012. She is currently employedas a human resourcesmanager at Target.The prospective bridegroomis a 2000 graduate ofOkarche High School. Hegraduated from OklahomaState University in 2005, witha bachelor’s degree in mechanicalengineering technology.He is currently employedas an applications engineer atCIRCOR Energy.Letter to the editorGovernment of power or people?The Republican party haslargely been taken over bypowerful corporate Tea Partyextremists, bent on power overpeople. Big business has notchosen to tame this takeoverelement.For decades, Republicanshave largely ignored workers’rights to organize and supporta fair wage and safe workingconditions. There werestates that passed, a misnomer,Right to Work law thatweakened workers rights.Making workers dues for newmembers oppositional.Now, we have had unduecorporate backed influence onRepublican members of Congressto sign pledges not toraise taxes. Even though pastRepublican presidents havedone this so many times.In 1776 The Declaration ofIndependence, states in itsPreamble, that Congresswould not pass any law thatwould be a stumbling block toour right to life, liberty andthe pursuit of happiness. Yet,we have seen the RepublicanTea Party, a controlled Houseof Representatives; blockmany necessary job creatingbills needed by PresidentObama, to pull us out of theworst recession since the1930’s Great Depression.Voter suppression laws, inseveral states have beenpushed by Republicans, makingit more difficult for theminority, elderly, studentsand poor to vote. That willaffect many democratic voters.We must stand up for ourdemocracy. As our forefatherswarned us, “ a democracy ifwe can keep it?” (sic)Sincerely,/s/Velma ReedKingfisherBest Of PressAge of comfortA woman is getting olderwhen she begins to worrymore about how her shoes fitthan her sweater.-News, Ellsworth, Ia.August is National ImmunizationAwareness Month.Oklahoma Foundation forMedical Quality (OFMQ)wants to remind readers thatgetting immunizations is animportant way to keep yourcommunity and loved onessafe.We may forget about therisk of some diseases and theirvaccinations, but this is a greatmonth to get up-to-date on allvaccinations.Shots can prevent infectiousdiseases like measles,diphtheria, rubella, pertussis,CLIP & SAVEA unique floral and gift shopHURRY, HURRY, HURRY...Our Subscription Rates✃ARE GOING UP!OFMQ touts immunizationsRoberta,...But You Still Have A ChanceTo Grab Our Current LowerSubscription Rate BeforeThe New Rates Go Into EffectSEPTEMBER 1, 2012flu and pneumonia. It’s importantto know which shotsyou need and when to getthem.Among vaccine-preventablediseases, whoopingcough is one of the most commonin the United States. Protectionfrom childhood shotsdecreases over time, so everyoneneeds a booster.Talk to your doctor or localhealth department to find outwhat’s best for you, and rememberMedicare covers influenza,pneumococcal andHepatitis B shots.Call OurBRIDAL REGISTRY HOTLINE375-4155for the currentbridal registry list218 NORTH MAIN • KINGFISHER, OKOn August 31, 1962, we began an excitingjourney through life as husband and wife. It wasthe best decision I ever made! God has blessedus with four wonderful children, their fantasticspouses and eight grandchildren. What morecould a man ask?Through the ups and downs of life, you havebeen a faithful wife, mother, grandmother, lover,encourager, friend and child of God. 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